HeyJaredHealing Horses with Elisha
A unique podcast solely dedicated to the natural horse.The information covered in each episode is based on thousands of success cases using natural health care, practical wisdom, and science.
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107: Is Your Horse's Supplement Routine Helping Them - or Working Against Them (opens the original)
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Last week, we explored why a supplement that produces remarkable results in one horse can make virtually no difference in another, and what that comes down to. If you haven’t listened to that episode yet, go back and listen to it first, because we’re building on it today. Supplements A full supplement shelf doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing enough for your horse. Although each product may have been selected initially to address a specific symptom, the combination is unlikely to address the r
106: Why the Same Supplement Works for One Horse and Not Another (opens the original)
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Last week, we discussed the hidden cost of chasing symptoms instead of root causes, and the importance of understanding that symptoms are the messengers, not the problem. We’re expanding on that today, looking at why a supplement that works really well for one horse may do very little for another. Choosing a supplement Don't choose a supplement simply because it produced great results for someone else's horse. Look at whether it is actually creating the changes your own horse needs, and if you c
105: The Hidden Cost of Chasing Symptoms Instead of Root Causes (opens the original)
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Last week, we discussed what it takes for horses to recover and heal truly. Today, we’re building on that by clarifying the hidden cost of chasing symptoms instead of uncovering the root cause lying beneath them. Recurring symptoms A symptom is often a messenger rather than the actual problem. When a symptom fails to improve, or returns despite trying different products, it tells you that you have not yet identified the underlying cause. Consistency and patience Finding the right approach for a
104: Deep Work Requires Downtime - For You and Your Horse's Metabolism (opens the original)
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Horses need rest, especially when they’re dealing with metabolic issues. Their nervous systems need it, and in many cases, rest is an important part of their recovery. So today, we’re talking about why deep work requires downtime, and why giving your horse the right kind of rest might be the missing piece in how you’re managing their metabolic health. Rest and Recovery The work that genuinely changes an outcome rarely happens in a straight line. Whether you’re helping a student or supporting a h
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