Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
Electroacuscope being used by a physical therapist on 2 horses. First it identifies parts of the horse that have been injured and the structures are not reading the full action potential being produced by the spinal cord. Second, it then treats the area by opening the CNS neuropathway allowing increased circulation and decreased inflammation.
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