Posted 2014-01-11 3:46 PM Subject: RE: Back On Track or PHT for older arthritic horse??
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I can only say for Back on Track since I only have a magnetic blanket, but I'm really impressed with BOT so I doubt I will try pht. My old barrel horse (but he's only 13) has arthritis and you wouldn't believe the difference after using them, even only a couple times a week for maybe an hour a day. Even my vet was surprised with how much better he was moving. I'm completely sold on them!
Posted 2014-01-11 5:32 PM Subject: RE: Back On Track or PHT for older arthritic horse??
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First thing to remember is these are 2 totally different therapies and do totally different things. PHT Magnetic Products Enhances ability of the body to remove toxins naturally
Improves circulation
Increases cellular oxygen
Reduces fluid retention...
Fight infection - enhances lymph flow
Helps to flush latic acid after workout
Supports biological healing
Reduces inflammation
Balances acid/alkaline balance
Relieves Pain
BOT how it works
How Back on Track works Back on Track's joint and muscle support are all made of functional textiles with heat reflective properties. The textile is a synergy of ancient Chinese experience and modern scientific textile technology. During the manufacturing of polyester- or polyester fibres, the ceramic particles are fused into the fibres. When heated, the ceramic particles radiate a heat back towards the body. This reflected heat is long-wave heat radiation, which is also known as long wave infrared radiation.
Heat Radiation It is well established and documented that long wave infrared heat radiation increases the blood circulation. The increased blood circulation in the tissues helps to relieve muscles tension and improves performance. One important property is the injury prevention effect, which you get when the protections are used for training and competition
There is no "build up" of time when using PHT. No worry about outside temperature with any of our products usage.
Back On Track or PHT for older arthritic horse??
