{"id":81489,"date":"2022-12-14T02:30:00","date_gmt":"2022-12-14T02:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/equiscopeperformance.com\/equine\/?p=81489"},"modified":"2026-09-11T02:32:46","modified_gmt":"2026-09-11T02:32:46","slug":"equine-brain-infection-meets-equiscope-therapy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/equiscopeperformance.com\/equine\/uncategorized\/equine-brain-infection-meets-equiscope-therapy\/","title":{"rendered":"Equine Brain Infection Meets Equiscope Therapy"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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If you start to notice that your horse is acting out of character and presenting some unusual symptoms, you might start to worry that a brain infection has developed<\/strong>. Your mind starts spinning as you question \u2013 What should I do now? Is there time for protocol, or is it too late? Where do I start?<\/p>

You\u2019re right to worry. Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis <\/strong>(EPM) is a serious brain infection that affects horses, and it\u2019s prevalent in the Americas<\/strong>.<\/p>

Early diagnosis and protocol are therefore critical.<\/p>

Your first thought is probably that your horse will need medication or invasive protocol. And you know this is expensive and sometimes unsuccessful!<\/p>

So what else might help?<\/h4>

The Electro-Equiscope is a non-invasive therapy that can reduce inflammation of the spine and brain. Later, we\u2019ll show you how the Equiscope can promote the <\/strong>cellular communication needed for your horse\u2019s body to be able to recover from EPM<\/strong> \u2013 as it did for Cash.<\/p>

But first, let\u2019s look at EPM itself.<\/p>

What is EPM?<\/h2>

EPM is a degenerative neurological disease of the Central Nervous System (CNS), which affects the brain and\/or spinal cord of a horse. The most common cause of the disease is the protozoal parasite, which horses ingest through infected animal feces<\/strong> \u2013 commonly the opossum\u2019s \u2013 that have contaminated feed, hay, or water.<\/p>

EPM symptoms<\/h4>

Early diagnosis and protocol are the best hope of recovery for EPM, but a word of caution here. The signs can<\/em> mimic other neurological diseases and vary dramatically from horse to horse.<\/p>

  • muscle weakness<\/li>
  • paralysis of the muscles of the eyes, face, or mouth<\/li>
  • abnormal gaits, lameness, and loss of sensation along the face, neck, or body<\/li>
  • drooping eyes, ears, or lip<\/li>
  • head tilt, poor balance, and difficulty in swallowing or vocalizing<\/li>
  • seizures or collapsing<\/li><\/ul>

    Equiscope Counters EPM<\/h2>

    The Equiscope, however, is a unique instrument. It can scan and decipher abnormal and damaged cellular tissue<\/strong>. It then sends an \u201cintelligent\u201d corrective current to compromised cells, and this normalizes and relaxes the tissue \u2013 which allows the body to return to homeostasis and heal itself<\/strong>.<\/p>

    In this way, by promoting natural cellular restoration, the Equiscope works against EPM to remove pain and inflammation. Moreover, the therapy is non-invasive, non-chemical, painless, and often works faster than traditional medicine.<\/p>

    Let\u2019s look at what happened when Cash received Equiscope therapy.<\/p>

    How Equiscope Therapy Helped Heal Cash<\/h2>

    Cash first came to us after being diagnosed and treated for EPM unsuccessfully. Traditional medicine had failed to treat his brain infection, and Cash needed help.<\/p>

    With each Equiscope therapy session, Cash showed <\/strong>visible improvement<\/strong>. The technician used various protocols, and applied plates and probes in various frequencies, modes, and intensities.<\/p>

    Here\u2019s a chart of Cash\u2019s progress<\/strong> so you can see how amazing it was to get him back to health so quickly.<\/p>

    \"chartIn six sessions, Cash\u2019s brain infection and damage had cleared!<\/p>

    Equiscope Therapy May Be Available Near You<\/h3>

    Non-invasive and natural healing is the way to full recovery \u2013 for our equine friends and<\/em> for your human friends.<\/p>

    Intellbio is the sole distributer of the Equiscope and proud to offer Equiscope therapy, backed by experience, expertise, and a passionate and friendly team.<\/p>

    Contact us at Intellbio today and find out more about how Equiscope can help you.<\/p>

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