TCM Recipes

PSSM in Horses: Understanding Muscle Disorders

(H) PSSM Horse: ST36, SP6, BL20, KI3, LR3

PSSM, Muscle disorder in horses

This horse-specific recipe uses ST36 to boost Qi, SP6 to nourish spleen, BL20 to strengthen spleen, KI3 to tonify kidneys, and LR3 to soothe liver. It supports polysaccharide storage myopathy in horses. Contraindications: Gentle needling for horses.

In BioCoherence, find the recipes in Analyze > Body > TCM Points maps.

BioCoherence Meditation

Visualize the horse standing calmly. Focus on the first point, ST36, located just below the knee, on the outside of the leg. Imagine a warm light flowing here, boosting energy and vitality, enhancing the horse's overall strength and endurance.

Next, bring your attention to SP6, found on the inside of the hind leg, a few inches above the ankle. Picture this area absorbing nourishing energy to support the spleen, aiding digestion and overall health.

Now, shift your focus to BL20, located along the spine, just behind the last rib. Envision a gentle warmth radiating from this spot, reinforcing the spleen's function, helping to create balance and stability within the body.

Move to KI3, positioned near the inside of the hind leg, at the base of the hock. Imagine this point filling the horse with deep, supportive energy, strengthening the kidneys, which play a vital role in overall vitality and endurance.

Finally, concentrate on LR3, located between the two bones of the front leg, just above the hoof. Visualize a soothing energy flowing here, calming the liver, which helps regulate emotions and stress, contributing to the horse's overall well-being.

As you hold these images, breathe deeply, feeling the connections between these points and the organs they support. Allow the energy to flow freely, bringing harmony and balance to the horse's body. Each point works together, promoting healthy muscle function and addressing PSSM.

With each breath, envision the horse becoming more relaxed and rejuvenated, each muscle softening, each organ harmonizing. Envision the horse running freely, strong and healthy, embodying vitality and joy.

Continue this visualization, allowing the energy to balance and restore, until you feel a sense of completeness and wellness enveloping the horse.