COPD: When Lung Disease Responds to Equiscope Therapy

Living with lung disease can be an overwhelming challenge that seriously impacts your daily life. Your breath – and proper breathing – is at the bottom of everything you do. With a less-than-perfect foundation to your activities, things become difficult….

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Insect Bites: Understanding the Cellular Response

The human body is a complex system, and its ability to respond to various stimuli, including insect bites and allergens, is proof of its resilience! In this article, we’ll explore a real-life case study involving a dentist who experienced hives…

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Lifting Heavy Weights – How Equiscope Therapy Helps a Shoulder Injury

You already know that lifting heavy weights is sometimes unavoidable, whether exercising, shopping, or picking up your children! But you might not realize this: During activities where you lift a heavy weight, your shoulders are doing a lot of the…

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Bioenergetic Therapy Helps Migraine, Anxiety, and Depression Issues

For those who’ve endured the relentless cycle of medications to combat conditions like anxiety, depression, and migraines, there’s a glimmer of hope: Bioenergetic therapy may help you improve your quality of life. This is the story of a 41-year-old female…

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Equiscope Therapy Helps War Vet’s Loss of Feeling in His Feet

Shooting pains in your legs can be debilitating, and sometimes traditional pain management methods don’t work. This can leave you searching for alternative solutions. Mick, a 78-year-old Vietnam war veteran also had loss of feeling in both feet – which…

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The Problem of Head Injury and Limited Range of Movement

There’s only so much your head and shoulders can take! Dealing with whiplash on top of a traumatic head injury is not easy. Worse, the client we’re talking about today lived with head and neck injury pain for almost a…

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When Your Roping Hand Has Problems

You may know that roping is a demanding sport. It requires a lot of strength and dexterity, and relies heavily on your roping hand – and even both hands – not having a problem! So – any hand injury can…

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Second-Degree Burns Injury Recovers Faster

Living with a burns injury can be painful, and the recovery process lengthy. This was the case for one client, who suffered a second-degree burn on her foot and was told by her doctor that healing would take months. Understanding…

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Chronic Lower Back Pain – A Musculoskeletal Problem?

Various musculoskeletal issues can cause chronic lower back pain, and we understand how frustrating it can be. In this post, we’ll look at the case of a female patient in her mid-60s who had been dealing with chronic lower back…

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When Sinusitis Doesn’t Respond to Traditional Remedies

Dealing with sinusitis can be a real pain – quite literally! While, in general, it can be helped with over-the-counter remedies, sometimes they don’t get the job done, as one patient has unfortunately discovered. Understanding Sinusitis and Its Effects Sinusitis…

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