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New DVD! Hope For Headshakers

This project was created by Moneighs Productions, for and inspired by, Hektor and the many other horses who live in discomfort from a "condition" called Headshaking. Seeing the positive results of the craniosacral treatments,
I share the hope and this DVD.

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(all proceeds go to the making of further productions)

Hope For Headshakers
A CranioSacral Approach to Equine Health

New DVD! Hope for Headshakers

Headshaking Cases Treated With Craniosacral
Please note Each horse is very different. Each is influenced by different environments and external factors. With this in mind, it is a challenge to the professional to clearly treat each horse as an individual. Also, care must be taken to keep in mind the external influences which may have contributed to creating the condition, especially the various pressures put on the cranium and throughout the body.

Alfie from Australia
  • Headshaking began in October, 2002 (this is the spring in Australia)

Procedures, drugs and treatments tried:

  • Prednisolone (worked for a short time ) Cyproheptadine—4mg, 25 tablets a day.
  • Craniosacral treatments began in November 2003.

After each craniosacral treatment, the dose of Cyproheptadine was decreased. Alfie is presently on one tablet per day.

Alfie
Resident of Australia
DOB: August 14th, 1991
Breed: Thoroughbred
Sex: Gelding
 
Hektor from Arizona
  • Headshaking first noticed in the spring of 1991. (He was purchased in the fall of 1990 at age 11, unknown to the trainers he was a head shaker.)

Procedures, drugs and treatments tried:

  • Antihistamines, steroids, chiropractic with a rubber mallet, and acupuncture (each only giving temporary relief)
  • Craniosacral treatments began in the spring of 2000– 10 years after the onset of the condition.
Hektor
Resident of Arizona
DOB: 1979
Breed: Thoroughbred
Sex: Gelding
Hektor’s cranium shows signs of a head injury with compression to the right nasal bone, frontal bone, and maxilla. To make things worse, in 1995, he had another head injury and lost two of his front incisors. Craniosacral treatments originally were given over a period of a year and a half. Today, Hektor is headshaking free and now is living a healthier and happier life. He continues to receive craniosacral treatments to maintain his health.
Messosun from Germany
Messosun from Germany
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