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Infrared
Light Therapy - RevitaVet™ Testimonials
These Testimonials are actual veterinarian cases. Click to go directly
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Horses Veterinarian Horse Cases Treated with RevitaVet Infrared Therapy
Mare with
slow healing laceration of dorsal surface left hind cannon between
hock and fetlock, under veterinary care. Injury occurred Feb. 28, 2007 in
the pasture. Swelling has complicated healing process.
Management: 24 hour
support bandage with 24 hour alternating topical antibiotic and steroid.
Trial of light therapy
treatment:
For 7 consecutive
days in May, RevitaVet light therapy was applied for 20 minutes at #2 setting
immediately after bandage and topicals removed. To secure infrared pad on
leg, it was wrapped with polo.
Thermal Imaging:The
LH leg treatment area was imaged with a thermal camera every day before &
after RevitaVet treatment to determine if there was a pattern of increased
circulation . Below is a representative example from 5/25/2007.
The red pattern at the treatment site in the “after image” indicates
increased local circulation immediately after a 20 minute treatment with RevitaVet.
Before After
Digital photos
of wound:
A digital photo was taken on Day 2 and again on Day 7.
Accelerated healing from the bottom of wound up and hair re-growth was noted
by owner at the end of 7 day period.
Day 2………………………………………
Day 7
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April
30, 2007
The Hoof Boot was part of my daily regime on some of the top thoroughbred
race horses in the country.
The trainer gave me his best stakes horses to keep in top shape as well as
speed up healing the soreness and injuries from racing.
C.
Young
Therapist for multiple Eclipse Award Winner
(Thoroughbred Trainer of the Year, Bobby Frankel)
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ED diodes are placed around
the coronary band to stimulate hoof growth and treat important acupuncture
points.
Diodes are also strategically positioned to help reduce inflammation from
bruising, increase blood circulation to counter the effects of laminitis and
accelerate the healing of absesses as well as the navicular bursa. Treatments,
too numerous to recount, have shown this boot to have profound positive effects
for a variety of disorders in the region of the foot and beyond. Any heat
or discomfort in the foot should be an immediate call for the Hoof Boot.
Amy Boeder
International Therapist of Hunters, Jumpers, Dressage and Race Horses
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After receiving so many almost incredible stories of the positive effects
on foundering horses,
it saddens me to know horses are losing their lives with out even being given
the opportunity to get the essential increased blood flow that the boot offers.
I hope this will change with education. It may take one great horse to open
the horse world’s eyes.
N.D. Developer of the
Hoof Boot Concept
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The lights in the Hoof Boot are powerful and have helped many of my
horses.
It is a great product. Any barn with multiple horses should not be without
one.
Jack Van Berg,
Hall of Fame Thoroughbred Race Trainer
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Glen Wilkinson, DVM
February 14, 2007
I received the RevitaVet in December and have used them on several cases.
1. Two year Quarter horse filly with non-healing laceration on the
left carpus. The carpus was swollen, sticking out 2 ½ inches
beyond normal and a non-healing flesh wound 3 ½ ‘’ in
diameter for a four month duration. I applied the RevitaVet to the
lesion four days in a row. After the first application I could see
the new skin growth. By the fifth day the flesh wound was only 1 ½
‘’ in diameter. In addition, the swelling had reduced. Two weeks
later the flesh wound was less than a ½ ‘’ in diameter
– Four applications
2. Twenty year old Quarter horse mare with a fractured medial splint
bone and soft tissue damage from the carpus distal to two inches above
the fetlock. She had caught the leg in a wooden fence. The skin was not
broken. She had grade 3 lameness. We applied the RevitaVet on her
leg three times, one week apart. The problem was 3 ½ weeks old
when I first saw it. There had been no improvement since the incident.
After the first application, the swelling was reduced and the lameness
was a grade 2. At the time of the second application, she had a grade
1 lameness with reduced swelling. By the third application, the mare was
normal with very little swelling. She was returned to regular riding activity.
The response after the first treatment was remarkable in light of the
previous 3 ½ weeks with no improvement. The mare is doing fine
thanks to RevitaVet.
Glen
Wilkinson, DVM
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Elephant
Veterinarian Elephant Case Treated
with RevitaVet Infrared Therapy
September 15, 2006
Recently, one of the elephants at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore sustained
a soft tissue injury in one of her ankles after taking a misstep.
The Zoo Elephant Team and Veterinary staff investigated several ways to help
heal the ankle as quickly and decisively as possible. As part of the treatment
regimen, we decided to use an infrared sports therapy device from RevitaVet
in order to speed healing of the tissue at the injury. Using this device in
combination with changes in the elephant’s exercise practices resulted
in a significant improvement of the ankle. The elephant is still undergoing
regular treatments with the infrared device, and we have seen the injury decrease
from affecting her 50% of the time when she was walking to now being only
barely noticeable about 10% of the time. As we continue her treatment schedule,
we anticipate a full recovery and have been extremely pleased with both the
effectiveness of the device and the ease of applying it.
Michael McClure
Elephant Manager
Note - This product testimonial utilized an early model prototype. Although the exact model now available (IR2) was not used, the same technology was.
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