Equine Terrain- Clearing Custom Herbal Blend

Equine Terrain- Clearing Custom Herbal Blend
US$85.00

Here is a comprehensive herbal blend formulation specifically crafted to complement the full terrain-clearing protocol above for a 1000 lb horse. This blend focuses on: 

  • Electron donation (high ORAC value, redox balancing)

  • Nervous system support (anti-inflammatory, calming, neuroprotective)

  • Mitochondrial vitality

  • Synergy with the binders, oils, and frequencies already prescribed

HERBAL BLEND: Biofield Vitality Tonic

Goal: Supply high-density electron donors, calm the nervous system, buffer oxidative stress, and restore bioelectric coherence in the field of the horse.

FORMULATION (Daily Dose for 1000 lb horse):

Total Daily Herbal Blend Volume:

100–120g per day, divided in 1–2 servings, mixed into wet mash, structured water-soaked beet pulp, or carrier oil (like flax or camelina) for enhanced absorption.

Cycle:

  • Use 5 days on / 2 days off

  • Duration: 30–90 days depending on severity of terrain degradation

FORMULATION PRINCIPLES

  • Electron Density: High in polyphenols, trace minerals, and ROS scavengers.

  • Neural Regeneration: Supports myelin, vagus nerve, and brainstem resilience.

  • HPA + Vagal Axis: Addresses systemic stress response and grounding.

  • Energetic Coherence: Herbs like Tulsi, Gotu Kola, and Vervain help recalibrate the horse's biofield.

PREPARATION TIPS

  • Can be steeped into a tea and poured over feed (if powdered form is not available)

  • Combine with activated charcoal or zeolite only 2+ hours apart to avoid adsorption of active compounds

  • If mixing with oil (like camelina), blend the powdered herbs into the oil 12–24 hrs before feeding for enhanced extraction

OBSERVABLE BENEFITS

  • Brighter eyes, improved coat sheen

  • Reduced tension along spine and neck

  • Calmer rest state, less twitching or tail swishing

  • More grounded energy and emotional stability

  • Better recovery from infections or neurological flares

    ⚠️ Disclaimer

    This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary care. Always consult with a qualified equine veterinarian or holistic practitioner before implementing any new protocol, especially if your horse has existing medical conditions or is on medication.