I qualified for my master’s degree in Human Chiropractic at Wits Technikon in Johannesburg, South Africa. From there, I furthered my studies through the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association in Animal Chiropractic. The post-graduate course (150 hours) was held in Illinois, USA and is open to qualified veterinarians and chiropractors.
As I've worked on both humans and animals, I've come to understand the intricate link between the body and the soul. Through the opening of my Third Eye, I began to see the unseen in my sleep state. This allowed me to understand what controls us and rules us from the shadows. By understanding disharmony, it can be converted to harmony through the universal and limitless essence of Love, which breaches all barriers and cannot be categorized, as this Love is in all – we have just forgotten about it.
This Love is what heals, not me. I merely provide the understanding as to the root cause of the disharmony, and from there this Love takes over.
When a dog is seen by a qualified Animal Chiropractor - and its problem can be addressed by chiropractic care - then 90% of the dogs recovery is dependent on the chiropractor.
When a horse is seen by a qualified Animal Chiropractor - and its problem can be addressed by chiropractic care - then 30% of the horses recovery is dependent on the chiropractor.
The difference between the two is the cause of the problem (this matter is discussed in the article below), and the recovery rate relates to the long term, rather than the short term.
Dog owners need to be aware of their pets behaviour and gait, and make sure there is no deviation from the norm. Horse owners have a greater responsibility, as there are more variables involved in terms of what can cause the problem. When I leave a stable, and the horse is aligned properly in the joints, I stress to the owner that the treatment will only last temporarily unless the cause of the problem is addressed. (Often the horses are in severe pain, have muscle spasms everywhere in the body, and cannot walk properly. Someone is called to treat the horse - and yet the important question is never asked - why is the problem there in the first place???).
It must be stressed that I am more interested in your animal staying well in the long term. For the animal to recover and be better for a few weeks or months does not mean much to me.
As you would service your car on a regular basis, rather have people maintain your animals on a regular basis. Don't wait for problems to arise - then it is too late, as your animal more than likely has been in pain for a long period of time.
My promise to you is that I will do everything in my power to help your animal, as long as you start combining love with understanding and responsibility.
Owners need to play a more active role in doing what is best for their animals.