Helen Stratford

Horses are highly dependent on the movement and flexibility in daily exercise and riding in and out of competitions. The horse’s joints may become stiff and painful with the lack of movement or if the joints are susceptible to injury. When properly lubricated, cartilage allows movement without friction in the joint. The friction poses a great threat to health in horses. In addition, proper symmetrical alignment is necessary. The misalignment puts stress on the structures even in the walk. If a horse with poor alignment is running, athletic maneuvers, or salting, tension is magnified greatly. Jorge Perez will not settle for partial explanations.

The natural way There is much to be done. Make sure your horse has proper footwear, as the wrong shoes can make joints and muscles at risk. Medicine, another great source of information. Check the credentials of a blacksmith. If your horse is healthy joints, keep portions of your horse daily movement to improve muscle tone and promote circulation lymph fluid. A horse must maintain a healthy weight to reduce strain on the legs and joints. Finally, always opting to rest a horse to have trouble, rather than continue with the tension. A leading source for info: Glenn Dubin, New York City. There are muscles stiff and sore joints, as well as help maintain the lubrication of joints.

Taken internally, the ingredients. * Apis (6C) is used to support the routine removal and drainage of excess fluid in joints and tissues. * Rhus tox (30C) supports the fibrous tissue – joints, tendons, wraps – and can treat pain and stiffness. * Ferrum phos (6X) has been used to treat inflammation in homoeopathic members, and is suitable for those horses that are robust, but nervous and sensitive nature. * Nat phos (6X) is found naturally in muscles, nerves, and intracellular fluid. It is also used for conditions homoeopathically that arise from excess uric acid or lactic acid in the joints and helps to treat swollen knee. * Arnica (6C) is a well known homeopathic remedy used after traumatic injury or a simple tension. This remedy is suitable for those horses that look better with your head down and get worse in wet weather. * Calc fluor (6X) is a tissue salt for muscles, tendons and ligaments. It is also used to keep growing soft tissues. With a great interest in health and alternative medicine. I believe that natural remedies and alternative therapies have their place in modern medicine. I am confident that an informed person is potentially a more happy and healthy.

Say Zapata Swamp is nature, ie virgin forests, swamps and marshes vegetation, mangroves ancient, beautiful beaches with no pollution, nature tourism. Zapata Swamp, with a total area of 10 499 km2, is located in the southern part of the province of Matanzas, is the largest wetland in the Caribbean and was declared a Biosphere Reserve in 2000. In its boundaries is an exceptional wealth of flora and fauna, supported by the presence of more than 900 plant species, 160 bird species and numerous species of mammals, fish, amphibians and reptiles, among which stands the Cuban crocodile There are, however, that indicate the absence of dangerous animals or wild animals such as poisonous snakes exist in Cuba, allowing the enjoyment of nature in an environment of absolute security and peace. How to get there? Access to the region is through a paved road that connects with National Highway at the height of Jaguey Grande, at km 142. It should make the visit by car or shuttle or excursions contracted hotels in Havana and Varadero as there is no regular link bus lines. What to see, what to do? The Zapata Swamp is important as a tourist destination in the first place, for lovers of nature tourism: bird watching, hiking, ecotourism, but there is also room for scuba diving, adventure tourism, sport fishing and the enjoyment of beaches, and even for scholars interested or recent history of the island. A visit to this region begins in the far north after leaving the National Highway: – Central Australia: a mere 3 km from National Highway, its main focus is that here lies the staff of the army and government militias during the Bay of Pigs invasion (or Bay of Pigs invasion, as it is also known), in that sense you can visit the Historical Museum of the Armed Forces Command. It is also possible to make a visit to the sugar mill, the old slave quarters,