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I decided to write up a couple of the changes I have been seeing in the months since we started using the Chi Sun several times a week on Romeo.  The first thing was how quickly Romeo (our daughter’s 7 year old Shepard mix) recovered  physically, mentally, and emotionally after having been attacked while leashed, on a walk in his neighborhood — by a Pit Bull. Physically, his wounds healed within a couple of weeks, and he is almost back to normal. The hair the vet shaved off to expose the bites along his ribs have nearly grown back.

Romeo has almost regained his confidence and friendly personality, even bravely playing with new dogs at a new day care, something I didn’t know whether to expect.  He was so traumatized after the attack! Prior to the incident, he’d been such a confident, playful, outgoing but respectful boy. Gradually, he has recovered most of his former personality.

Yesterday, he was visiting at our house and the noise from the airplanes practicing for the Huntington Beach Airshow was very loud as they flew over our back yard. We live about 3 miles from the beach. He almost seemed to ignore the loud engine noises!  In previous years, he has been frightened and nervous during Airshow week.

Richard, thank you for the amazingly effective devices you have invented! Gina, thank you for listening to my Romeo stories and for encouraging me to share my experiences with the Chi Sun.

To be fair, we have been using the Chi Palm frequently during the whole time, but these improvements occurred after we got our Chi Sun.

God bless you all! — Mary

Allecia MaineAlso, I sent a CHI Sun to Allecia Maine, an animal communicator and distance healer, for her evaluation. The following are four audio recordings she sent starting with the day she first used the CHI Sun.

For more information about Allecia Maine and her Emerging Consciousness Workshop, or her work as an Animal Intuitive / Communicator / Healer click here.

  1. Allecia’s first use of the CHI Sun. She puts it on the heart and feels it interact with not only heart, but also trigeminal nerve. (This may indicate interacting with the Vagus nerve.).

     

  2. The two CHI Sun signals…

     

  3. The morning after first use of the CHI Sun.

     

  4. Follow up on the 3rd day of using the CHI Sun. the first 2min 29 seconds.
My Dog's Spinal Paralysis

My Daschund had jumped off the couch and damaged a vertebrae in his back.  He became more paralyzed by the hour.  The vet gave him a shot to relax the muscles and nerves, but gave no further hope for healing other than an expensive surgery.

I treated him with the Chi Palm on the specific vertebrae, on his head, his sacrum, and on the bottom of his paws for several minutes.  I also did “sweeping” from his head down his entire body, his spine and limbs.  I did this three times and I did this for three days (both the sweeping and applying it to his vertebrae, head, sacrum and paws).  And lo and behold he began running and playing outside!  Three days and he was pain free.  The condition never presented again.

I feel I escaped an expensive surgery at the veterinarian hospital which might have cost me $2,500.
Sally Wright – Murfreesboro, TN

I am so happy and pleased with the remarkable results the Equitonic 9 produces, I can’t imagine owning a horse without one! I can’t stop talking about it. I want every horse owner to know that this is available to all of us. It’s so easy to use, nothing to pack and carry, nothing to organize, just pull it out of your pocket and turn it on. The horses love it and I get to see results.

The Equitonic 9 is always in my bag, (as well as beside my bed!). From placing it on the sternum (at the girth) for either pain relief or to ground the horse, to stimulating acupuncture points to relax the whole hind quarters… stimulating the stomach alarm point to increase gut motility, [to] hanging an Equitonic 9 in a horse’s stall to calm and help settle them, or to help them deal with transition… so many safe and wonderful uses!

 

My dog had a very traumatic experience at a dog park when she was a puppy that affected her for years. She was afraid of other animals, people, skittish and generally OCD. A horse friend mentioned the Equitonic. I purchased the new CHI Palm and after 8 sessions over 4 days Josie was actually excited to go for a walk. After several months it was like the Palm gave new life to my dog! Thank you so much!!!

Horse presenting with Tendonitis, wouldn’t put weight on front leg. Treated front shoulder (Mind) setting 10-15 minutes, eight times per day. Horse was able to walk again. After steroid RX, and continued daily Equitonic treatments the horse could run again!

I bought the Equitonic about 2 months ago to treat a tendon injury in my weanling filly. She had wacked the entensor tendon at the fetlock joint on her left front leg. The tendon showed some thickening with a lump at the site of injury. She never took a lame step but as a horse showing in breeding classes this would hurt her show record. After 2 months with no sign of diminished swelling, my vet suggested sweat wraps. The wraps only made the filly mad. They did not reduce the size of the thickening. After almost two months of 5 day a week treatments, the thickening is down about 80%. The filly’s mother has been semi-retired. She is a retired race horse that found a second career in dressage. We have been stuck at first/second level because she has arthritis in her hocks and chonic back pain. This was making her unreliable in the show ring. She was never really lame but just sore. This is the reason she was bred. I have been using the machine on her. Her attitude has changed. She is sounder than she has been in years. She is schooling third level dressage. I hope to get her back into the dressage arena and earn my USDF bronze medal with her.

Problem: Black Labrador 2-years-old, with a torn cruciate ligament from a direct hit into a door frame. She was instantly unable to put weight on her back leg. She was started on Rimadyl for 10 days to treat inflammation. The vet recommended surgery. This was devastating news as this dog was trained for dog shows. Infratonic therapy was started the next day.

Treatment: Infratonic therapy was started in 24 hours with the following protocol: all 3 settings were used during each session, beginning with Mind setting directly over the knee and surrounding area for 30 min, followed by an hour session starting with Mind, then Body with it positioned under her paw to work its way up the leg. Finished with Mind setting for sweeping over body 5-6x all the way down the leg and tail.

The next 8 days following injury, the 3 settings were used for hour, 2 hr, and 3 hour sessions through out the day; beginning with Mind at the point of injury, body under paw, and finish with sweeping on Mind setting over the body. There was a 2-day break because of access to the machine, and then more sessions for 3 days using Mind/Body/Mind 3 times a day for one hour sessions following the above protocol: Mind directly to injury, followed by Body placing it under paw, finish with Mind sweeping over body, down the leg.

Quality of Life Improvements: Immediately following the injury, the Labrador walked on 3 legs. Initially the Lab was very restless, and the therapy seemed to induce some discomfort. After a few sessions, the lab became so relaxed during the sessions. As the treatments continued, the dog began to anticipate the start of Infratonic therapy and would settle back and lay quietly during the therapy. They observed the dog to be so relaxed.

The third day the lab began bearing weight with a slight limp. The dog was re-evaluated by a specialist for surgery, and informed my niece that he could not do surgery at this time because the dog had a normal gait. He did feel that the dog had frayed the ligament to some degree. He did anticipate the dog would eventually need surgery as she increased her activity. Total time logged for Infratonic therapy over a 14 day period was 30 hours using the Mind/Body/Mind. Her activity for 3 weeks was cage rest with gradual short walks and mild exercise.

It will be almost 8 weeks since the injury and the lab has an occasional limp, despite her increased activity. Her future is uncertain for dog shows, but for now this family is thankful this dog was spared a costly surgery that also had a risky outcome. The dog walks with a normal gait other than an occassional limp. My niece has used Infratonic on her other show dogs, and their performance was noticeably improved following a treatment prior to their show.

At my farm, we use the CHI Palm all the time. The  CHI Palm Leash easy to handle for myself & definitely in treating the animal by using the leash, I felt I still had more leeway in how I handled my CHI unit when treating an animal- if an animal makes a sudden movement they could dislodge the device from our hand, potentially dropping or bumping it. The leash prevents or inhibits that danger, while yielding control and comfort.

For example: I let one of our volunteers borrow my unit, his main challenge being the small of his back. By using the Leash he could ‘hold onto’ the Palm & adjust or retrieve its location, with ease.

Recently I was treating a horse who came to us about a decade ago with neurological issues. He loves his CHI treatments but his movements can become unpredictable. As I was holding the device (with the Leash on, thank goodness) working on his rather large shoulder area, he was nearly dozing then suddenly reacted to the sensations of the Palm which pitched him slightly in my direction. He did not fully lose his balance but in order to help him stabilize I placed my hands along his muscle line until he relaxed again so we could resume his session. Had I not had the Leash on, his need of my immediate attention might have caused me to drop my unit & damage it! Instead, we happily resumed our session and, as usual, he found great relief in his Palm time

I have also used the Palm and the Infratonic 9 for our 14-year-old chihuahua when she stopped eating and her health began to fail. She lost all energy and dropped a lot of weight. I set up the Infratonic 9 on a positioning stand focused on her crate and kept it on 24/7. After a week and a half, she started eating a bit of food and was soon after improving immensely. My chihuahua gravitates towards the I9 and I share my CHI products with her. The I9 gave her the energy she was not able to produce for herself at the time. She recovered nicely and is back to her old perky self. Thank you again for having these great products.

I was very happy to receive the Equitonic 9.  I have an old break of my tibia which did not heal straight along with multiple fractures on the head of the tibia.  I recently suffered an injury to the femur on the same leg.  The temporary lack of use of my knee caused the arthritis to escalate and increased the pain.  After a long treatment with the Equitonic, the pain subsided to pre-injury levels,  or better and the mobility increased.  I also have a Missouri Foxtrotter who has been cocking his hind fetlocks, particularly his left one.  I’m suspecting arthritis is developing and the Equitonic is working great on him too.  This is a wonderful product!

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