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The 5-Element Theory: A Touch of History and Horses
by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis
Historical Context
Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on a series of theories that form a rich source of techniques for sustaining health and allowing the body, human or equine, to heal itself when not in balance. The first and most ancient theory is that of Yin and Yang, the two opposing yet essential aspects of Chi, the dynamic force that promotes life. The Yin-Yang Theory distinguishes Chinese philosophy and thought from all other philosophies in both the ancient and modern worlds. FULL STORY |
 Acupressure for Your Animals - as seen in Natural Awakenings magazine
by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis
Now that modern medicine is finally catching up with the ancient healing sciences it is time to share the wealth of all these health benefits with our animals.
Acupressure is one of the healing touch therapies based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. Many horse, dog and cat owners/guardians, trainers, and healthcare practitioners are learning how to perform acupressure sessions to help their own or their clients’ animals. FULL STORY
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Blazing Saddles: The Fire Phase
by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis
Every feature, every movement of these young horses emanates joyous vitality: a shockingly brilliant coat; full, articulating muscles; handsome, crisp-looking heads; sparkling eyes that be-speak quick intelligence. Their good, loving nature is the one thing that could possibly contain their burning, passionate nature. Their spirits soar with increasing physical strength in the warmth of summer. These are the perfect flesh and blood manifestations of the metaphor of Fire Phase of Transition in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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