14/ MAY 2023 THE RIDER Introducing Equi-Salt Founded in October,


2022, Equi-Salt is the first to offer equine salt therapy, a new service in Canada - serving all of Canada and beyond. Equi-Salt is partnering


with the top horse breeder, ranches, trainers, owners, and veterinarians to help im- prove the lives of horses by


providing a safe and drug- free complimentary therapy to support and elevate the performance, well-being, re- covery and health in horses. Studies have found


Mobile Salt Therapy (Halotherapy) for Horses studies referenced below)


Salt therapy is a natu-


Why Salt Therapy? Horses have a respira-


that Halotherapy can have benefits for respiratory con- ditions, skin problems, and allergies. Salt is a natural and safe ingredient. (See


tory and lung system similar to that of people. And, like people, horses are exposed to the same air we breathe which often contain pollu- tants, pollen, allergens, air- borne diseases and more. They often experience the same issues including in- flammation, extra mucus, and restrictive breathing. Horses have a large lung ca- pacity and often have issues with normal mucociliary clearance.


Amber Denis


Salt Therapy Can: • Open airways and improve lung function • Provide dual therapy - in- halation and skin absorption treat the horse inside and out • Increase Oxygen Carrying Capacity, helping a horse breathe easier, have in- creased stamina, higher en- ergy, more speed and enhance recovery. • Reduce inflammation • Boost the immune system and • Has antibacterial proper- ties How Salt Therapy Works For Horses


ral remedy that involves in- haling pharmaceutical-grade dry salt in a comfortable, controlled environment. “We bring our mobile


trailer with a halogenerator, a medical device that will disperse the dry salt aerosol into the trailer,” says Equi- Salt founder Amber Denis. The horse will breathe


in the microsopic salt parti- cles and the dry salt will work internally as an anti- bacterial agent clearing se- cretions, and dissolving bacteria and pollutants in the respiratory system. Salt therapy reduces


inflammation by penetrating deeper into the cells of your horse’s body. The negative ions and properties that are produced


are inhaled


through the nose or soaked up by their skin. Ultimately, this lessens


inflammation in the lungs, thins out mucus build-up, improves lung function, and opens breathing passages. The microparticles of


dry salt that are not inhaled into the respiratory system will fall onto the skin. Be- cause dry salt is ultra-ab- sorbent, the microparticles permeate into the epidermis


of your pet’s skin, absorb oils, and reduce the fre- quency of irritating skin conditions. The natural anti- bacterial properties of salt can prevent the develop- ment of bacteria and help normalize the skin’s pH level.


What Kind of Salt do is used for Salt Therapy? Only 99.9% pure


grade sodium chloride (salt) is to be used with halogen- erators which crush and


grind the salt into micro- scopic particles and disperse into the salt trailer. All the medical studies and re- search for halotherapy in- volve only 99.99% Pure Grade Sodium Chloride. For more information


contact Amber Denis, Owner/Operator at 613- 880-9660,


Research Sources:| Halotherapy - Benefits and Risks


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farm in Orangeville, Ontario, where we take great pleasure in training, breeding and showing Quarter Horses. Dave is a long-time trainer and has a keen


Dave and I are blessed to own our dream


quality show horses, and take great pride in watching them succeed in the show pen.


eye for talented young horses, and matching horses to clients. We have had much success selling high


email:


info@equi-salt.com or visit equi-salt.com


https://www.salttherapyas- sociation.org/research-arti- cles


https://www.salttherapyas- sociation.org/images/Haloth erapy-Benefits-and-Risks- Research.pdf


Halotherapy for the Treat- ment of Respiratory Dis- eases https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih .gov/10161255/


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