011: Natural Remedies for Horses w/ Cason Durham D.C.

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Chiropractic care is not just about cracking bones and adjusting necks.  Chiropractic is based on the relationship between the body’s physical structure and it’s overall function. Chiropractors help to improve overall health and wellness in their patients, weather they be human or animal, in the case of Dr. Cason Durham. Learn how Dr. Durham works with animals and how he uses essential oils to aid him in his practice.

In this Episode You’ll Discover:

  • How Dr. Durham decided to become and animal chiropractor. (03:45)

  • How chiropractic care is similar and different in animals than it is in humans. (05:45)

  • Reasons why a horse might need to be seen by an animal Chiropractor. (07:00)

  • The importance of preventative care and maintaining optimal health. (08:20)

  • How subtle misalignment can cause subtle, but big problems like digestive issues, and more. (09:00)

  • The story of Biscuits the cat who suffered from random urination until Dr. Durham adjusted him. (10:00)

  • How to find a certified Animal Chiropractor and the distinction. (11:55)

  • The incredible true story of a horse who was close to death with EPM before receiving care from Dr. Durham. (13:06)

  • How Dr. Durham uses essential oils in his practice to help relax horses before adjustments. (16:00)

  • How to apply essential oils to horses. (17:40)

  • How essential oils can help us break through emotional barriers to allow us to move onto more healing. (19:10)

  • DIY horse coat spray using essential oils. Items Mentioned in this Episode:

  • Young Living Essential Oils: Peace and Calming, Stress Away

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DIY Horse Coat Spray:

-Fill a spray bottle with the following:

– 1/2 Distilled water

– 1/2 Apple cider vinegar

-10-20 drops of each Citronella, peppermint, and lavender. Add a citrus oil if desired such as lemon, orange, or grapefruit.

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