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Thermotex™
Equine
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Thermograph
evidence (a video is available on request) depicts an area
of injury due to increases in heat build-up surrounding
and in the area of injury (which is a characteristic of
inflammation). Series of thermographs were taken prior to
treatment, immediately after treatment, and four hours after
treatment. In each case, the levels of heat radiating from
the injured area four hours after treatment with Thermotex™
were either:
1. Less than the original area displaying the injury, or
2. Not in evidence.
These results suggest a therapeutic outcome within a four-hour
period. The autonomic system of the horse would normally
not respond within this time frame. |
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Blood tests
measuring SGOT levels were performed. SGOT are enzymes discharged
into the general circulatory system when muscle distress
(spasm) occurs. Blood samples were taken prior to treatment
with Thermotex™ and four hours after treatment. SGOT
levels returned to normal four hours after 20 minutes of
treatment with Thermotex™. This correlates directly
with the thermographic evidence as stated above. The absence
of heightened SGOT levels in the blood suggests that the
muscle distress has subsided.
Equine studies also show that Thermotex™ reduces the
healing time for skin wounds.
No other medical or veterinary treatments were used through
the course of these clinical trials. |
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have track records that are public information. Typically,
as with their human athlete counterparts, the presence of
injury causes a reduction in their performance. When treated
with Thermotex™ (controlling for pathologies and no
other clinical intervention) the animals returned to their
original track records. Unlike their human counterparts,
horses have limited cognitive abilities. Therefore, it would
be very difficult to argue any precognition or anticipation
of outcome of a clinical intervention on the part of the
horse. |
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