Everything Horses and Livestock® Magazine May 2018 Vol 3 Issue 2

Everything Horses and Livestock Magazine ®

I did some research on the secret life of muscle cells and their activity; we are making changes on the cell level of muscles using massage and manipulation of muscles to stimulate electrical energy at cell level. The basic needs of muscle cells are as simple as the needs of a baby. Each

fire properly, muscle cells need nutrients and oxygen in the right mix to operate efficiently. Not only is oxygen necessary for energy production, but also for waste elimination. Just like an engine, the byproduct of energy production is waste. In the case of muscle cells, we are talking about molecules left over after normal metabolic processes, such as generating energy. The byproduct of energy production is carbon dioxide. All mammals exhale carbon dioxide with every breath. Another byproduct of energy production is lactic acid. A muscle cell is a long cell compared to other forms of cells, and many muscle cells connect together to form the long fibers found in muscle tissue. The Cause and effects of stimulating the skeletal muscles of our horses. Any stimulation including Acupuncture Massage, Photonic Therapy, Muscle Releasing the superficial muscles and deep muscle tissue, stretching as well as just rubbing the muscles stimulate electrical energy inside the muscle cells. How can something so simple cause a horse to transform from a hyper vigilant animal of prey to a relaxed, trusting partner? The

answer is intriguing because it unfolds not only inside the muscle cells, and the Nervous System but also within the brain cells. There is actually a shift in the nervous system from the fight or flight response to the relaxation response. A

whole range of effects may appear when treating the horse, i.e yawning profusely, licking, chewing and gradually lowering

muscle cell is a miniature powerhouse that produces energy for motion. In the same way an engine requires an exact fuel/oxygen mixture to

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