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sore back



Kris I am addressing the sore back to ridecamp because I had a horse who had a sore back for years and thousands of miles.  I went through many vets, acupuncture, massage and chiro, gads of saddles, took riding lessons and tried to face the  guilt that I was doing something wrong.
 
It was at the ROC in Utah when a vet approached me and asked if I had a history of back problems.  She could tell that my horses jaw was out of alignment.  When she showed me how his upper and lower jaw did not meet properly.  This put pressure on the junction of the joint where his mandible, temporal and zygomatic bones meet. She stated that any "treatment" would provide only temporary relief, lasting for a few months.  I needed a orthodontic to realign his jaw.
 
Within a month of treatment the sore back was gone and I never had the pr0oblem again.  Just take a minute and open his lips.  See if his teeth  are in alignment.  Place your fingers at the TMZ junction and see if he is sore in the area. It is so easy to notice once you look for it.  Wish you the best.  Pat
 


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