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Il campo magnetico che si crea attira gli ioni presenti nel sangue ; Il calcio, , fosforo etc.. son presenti nel sangue in forma di deboli cariche elettriche e risentono dell'influsso del campo magnetico. dal quale vengono attirate. In pratica arriva un flusso maggiore di sangue con relativi componenti da esso trasportato beneficiando le strutture della zona.

Agree! Very true

Scientific proof from an unbiased source, please. Oh wait, there isn't any. Bitless can cause as many issues as a poorly fitted/misused bit. It puts pressure on the horse's hard tissues and can lead to facial paralysis. Bits put pressure on soft tissues that can absorb more force. Stop spreading misinformation that has no scientific basis. (Dr. Cook doesn't count bc he sells products that rely on his theory).

Jenn Palmer Dr. Cook designed his product AFTER he conducted his study in an effort to SOLVE the problem. He was never in it for the money. But go ahead, hurt your horse because you are too proud to admit that an experienced veterinarian might be right. You have some common sense left, I presume? Many other bitless alternatives exist. All these people who designed this are riders who saw a problem, also with the cross under that dr. Cook came up with, so they improved the design. Many riders designed their own systems to go bitless. They noticed a difference in their horse and wanted other horses to have it too. Oh, and you just saw this bit manufacturer say that old fashioned bits hurt! Shouldn't we believe him either ? Dale Myler says the same. The Bomber bit guy says it too.

You can get harmony with a horse while riding with a bit. It is as simple as how soft your hands are. Soft hands produce pressure, which is not painful at all, and hard hands produce pain. It depends on you, the rider, if you get harmony with your horse while riding in a bit.