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Horse Health Care - Palliation, Suppression, and Cure When your horse gets sick, do you find that your first instinct is to "fix it"? Do you feel the need to make the symptoms go away immediately so that both you and your horse can feel better right now? [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: A great article - thank you
Dear Madalyn, thank you so much for this article. I am a medical herbalist using herbs to manage horse health. I was trained in Physiomedicalism/Western Herbal Medicine.
I have always been explaining to my clients that cure will take patience and that the disappearance of symptoms is not the same as a cure. A true cure can only be achieved by addressing what caused the symptoms in the first place, and that means restoring balance or harmony to Vital Force; restoring balance and balance and harmonious function of body systems.
Your article describes the need for a holistic approach wonderfully and I have republished it on my website.
Thank you sincerely.
Petra Doerfling DipMedHerb, BNurs MATMS