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Equissage Pulse Announce Results Of Scientifically Proven Research

7 years ago
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26th November, 2018 09h36

Author
Niagara Healthcare


Equissage Pulse are pleased to announce the results of scientifically proven research, recently published on the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science website, into the benefits that a 20-Minute Cycloidal Vibration has on Whole Horse Locomotion and Thoracolumbar Profiles.

Carried out at The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery by Centaur Biomechanics, the independent blinded randomised controlled study delivers a verdict of the positive efficacy of cycloidal vibration therapy when administered via the Equissage Pulse. 

The study, approved by the ethics and welfare committee of University Centre Sparsholt, showed that the Equissage Pulse increased the range of motion on a random selection of animals by a statistically significant amount when compared to a placebo group.  Benefits of treatment with the Equissage Pulse showed an increasing range of motion, increased stretch to help prevent injury and improvements on general joint and muscle flexibility.

‘The equine therapy market has many products available but until now there has been very little if any peer reviewed randomised controlled scientific evidence to support the efficacy of these products1’, said Philip Ellin, Group Managing Director. ‘ By undertaking this study we are very proud to be able to confirm that the positive effects that many horse owners have already seen with the use of Equissage Pulse are now  scientifically proven’.

The full paper of the original research is available to read on the Journal of Veterinary Science website www.j-evs.com  

ENDS

References

Russell Mackechnie-Guire , Erik Mackechnie-Guire, Rosie Bush, Ruth Wyatt, Diane Fisher, Mark Fisher, Lorna Cameron. A Controlled, Blinded Study Investigating the Effect That a 20-Minute Cycloidal Vibration has on Whole Horse Locomotion and Thoracolumbar Profiles. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science 71 (2018) 84e89


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