Code Red Therapeutics

17/04/2025

College Rodeo Athletes

If you are thinking you’d like your horses worked on before you leave for Vegas, now is the time to reach out!

I am happy to add an additional day in SLO that week if necessary.

17/04/2025

MC is hiring!
And you’ll get to chat with me once a week. 😉

Join !

We’re looking to add motivated, hard-working team players to our program.

𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗢𝗠
🔸 Saddle and unsaddle horses
🔸 Bathe horses
🔸 Clean and maintain equipment

𝗦𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗣
🔸 Saddling and unsaddling horses
🔸 Preparing horses to work and show
🔸 Doctoring and administering medications
🔸 Driving and hauling horses
🔸 Travel required

💲 ᴄᴏᴍᴘᴇᴛɪᴠᴇ ꜱᴀʟᴀʀʏ ʙᴀꜱᴇᴅ ᴏɴ ᴇxᴘᴇʀɪᴇɴᴄᴇ
📍 ʟᴏᴄᴀᴛᴇᴅ ɪɴ ᴛᴇᴍᴘʟᴇᴛᴏɴ, ᴄᴀ

📧 ɪɴǫᴜɪʀᴇ ᴀᴛ ᴍᴏʀɢᴀɴɴᴄʜᴀ@ɢᴍᴀɪʟ.ᴄᴏᴍ

16/04/2025

Post Surgical/Injury Cases

We’ve all been there at one time or another.
Everything is going right until all of sudden it’s all gone wrong.

You get your diagnosis.
Now what?

The question I get most often is “how soon should we start working on them?”

This varies slightly on a case by case basis.
But for the most part?
As soon as possible.
And as often as possible.

The Acuscope/Myopulse aren’t only going to speed up your healing process.
They’re going to keep the inflammation out.
They’re going to limit the formation of scar tissue.
They’re going to keep muscle atrophy at bay, as well as keep the compensating limbs and muscles healthy and strong.
Swelling stays down. Pain is minimized.
Range of motion stays high.

If we wait weeks or months into the healing process to start working on them, so many of those benefits are lost and then we’re playing catch up.

The best results are the ones where we get to the injury quickly and aggressively.
And I’ve got plenty of photos and references to back that up. 😉

16/04/2025

These machines are amazing. What they can do is mind blowing.
But please remember that I am only one piece to your puzzle.

While the Acuscope/Myopulse can help & heal SO many different conditions..

• I can’t fix your horses diet
• I can’t fix the fit of your saddle
• I can’t fix your horses conformation
• I can’t fix their fitness level
• I can’t fix the caliber of your vet or shoer
• I can’t replace horsemanship
• I can’t combat everything else in your horses day to day environment

I know we all hope for a miracle cure/drug/modality.
And while I do think that what we accomplish here leans heavily toward miraculous, I am only one piece to your puzzle.
I work well under pressure, but no one can live up to unrealistic expectations of being a one woman cure for all that ails you. 😉

14/04/2025

I’ve just got to say a huge THANK YOU to you all.

I’ve got so many horses on my books that are there because of client referrals.
There is nothing that means more to me than to know you’re happy enough with the work we’re doing that you’ll reccommend it to your friends, family, peers, and trainers.

You’re all the absolute best.
I’m so honored to work for you.
And I appreciate your referrals more than you’ll ever know. 💛

09/04/2025

The Non Pro 5/6 First Go begins this morning. Wishing the best of luck to the Cromer Crew!

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07/04/2025

Consider the Source

Often times as the days go by, I find myself having the same conversations over and over.
That feels like a sign to share what’s been so actively on my clients hearts and minds.

The horse world is full of chatter.
Sometimes that’s for the better. We learn through our peers and their experiences.
What to do. What not to do. What’s worked for them and what hasn’t.
And sometimes, it’s idle gossip that doesn’t serve a purpose.

I don’t have the time or the space to entertain much of that. And I personally feel like I’ve done a good job of making that known. Rarely do I have to speak up about the conversation being inappropriate anymore. Rarely do I have to speak up about something someone says being categorically untrue or just plain mean. Rarely do I have to deflect when someone asks me about another clients horse and their story.

If you’ve talked to me at any length about my clients and their horses, I very rarely use names or identifying information unless explicitly told they don’t mind me sharing. Your privacy SHOULD be important to the people on your team. And in the same breath, privacy and professionalism should come from anyone who’s giving you advice or forewarnings.

And this is where I urge you all to consider the source of the info that you’re getting.

Would you trust the person giving you advice with the care of your personal horse?
Do you appreciate the way they ride and the way their horses work?
(Note: this does NOT mean that they’re outrunning or “beating” you. It means you respect the way they ride. There is a difference.)
Do they have the experience and evidence to back up their claims?
Do they, for the most part, have a good reputation amongst their peers?
Do you get good vibes from them as a human?

Often times we will soak up any piece of info we can get, specifically if we feel like it might help us or our horses. And I’ve talked to multiple people who wish that they had trusted themselves or their gut about a certain situation. Myself included!

But at the end of the day, if we consider the source, critically think our way through the situation, and keep our horses best interest at heart, things always shake out like they should.

01/04/2025

Not a post I ever expected to make.

But to all my clients attending the Vaquero Ride this week….

Have a great time, good luck in the arena events, and don’t forget that if you come back injured, you know who to call to speed up the healing process. 😉

31/03/2025

⚡️EDIT: Paso Robles is full this week.
I’ve still got some spots in SYV.

This week I have some availability in these areas.

Spots are limited and tend to move quickly.

Please reach out if you’d like to add a horse to my schedule!

29/03/2025

Lizzie 🔥

26/03/2025

5 Years.

Wow.
I have seen more horses in the last 5 years than I can count. I’ve bandaged more wounds, wrapped more legs, taken more progress photos….

I’ve visited dozens of events, treated horses across all disciplines, worked on everything from retirees to foals.
I’ve taken on post surgical cases, taken on mystery issues, rehabbed injuries from the back to the foot, and even had one with me who was praying for a miracle and just another chance at life.
That one was miraculous, by the way.

I’ve even taken on a couple of girls new to the industry. And with client permission I’ve brought them along through my days so they can see new things and ask any questions that I might be able to answer.

And still, every single day I’m learning more.
About the body, injuries, illnesses, medical procedures, and unconventional support mechanisms.

I’ve been absolutely honored to not only be allowed into multiple vet clinics to work on horses, but also been recommended by those same vets as part of multiple horses healing journeys.

And even after 5 years of hooking up horses almost every single day, I’m in awe of all of it.

I’m in awe of my clients and their absolute tenacity to do right by their horses.
I’m in awe of the horse. Who is so strong, but also so fragile.
I’m in awe of their awareness of their body during times of healing.
And I’m in awe of what these machines are capable of.

Thank you all.
For the best 5 years of my life.
For allowing me into your barns, into your homes, and into your horses lives.

I’ve made some of my best friends because of this business.
And I do not take a single second for granted.

Cheers to the next 5.
And cheers to learning more, every single day, about how best to aid you and your horses life. 🥂5️⃣⚡️

25/03/2025

Where have my schedule posts gone?!

Well if I’m being honest, there’s not a ton of wiggle room in my schedule!

I’m between Buellton and San Miguel every week.
Every other week I have a day spent exclusively in Creston/Santa Margarita.
Once a month I’m in King City.

And with that schedule comes some scattered availability.
I have 1-2 open appointments each week in each area.

HOWEVER, with the NCHA Super Stakes going on I will have some more availability in the Paso area for the next month, and the next month only.

If you’re wanting to get a horse on my schedule, now is the time to reach out. By this time next month my summer schedule will be in full swing and I will have even more limited openings.

19/03/2025

As spring approaches, here’s your first reminder!
💦🪰🚫

Fly sprays and grooming sprays leave a residue on your horse that my tape absolutely will not stick to.

Please do not fly spray your horses on the days we have set up to work on your horses.

For my sanity.
I’m begging you.

And for their sanity, I’m happy to drench them once all their tape is in place!

10/03/2025

Abscess got you down?

This weather is the perfect storm to brew up some abscesses.
Luckily for us, the Acuscope is a quick solution to draw them out and have your horse back to being comfortable!

07/03/2025

Snoop 🩵

05/03/2025

SLO/Morro Bay

I moved some of my outdoor horses around with the incoming rain, and opened up some availability for myself tomorrow.

If you’d like to add one to my schedule last minute, this is the week to do it!

26/02/2025

⭐️ “How long does Acuscope/Myopulse stay in their system?”⭐️

Your treatment peaks at 12hrs and what doesn’t respond depletes at 24hrs. Essentially you can treat them every 12hrs. This modality is designed to help the body recharge weak and dead cells 🪫🔋. Our bodies are made up of cells. Micro current, when delivered correctly, is the least invasive current you can use to help restore and repair tissue. We function off of a biofeedback technology. That helps us from overstimulating or depleting damaged cells. We’re the only modality with biofeedback. Your others are on a fixed output. Example- setting 1,2, & 3. A fixed output can be the underlying cause of a lot off Issues I see on some cases.

The horses that might see me once a week and their owners see a difference, are the horses that have been body balanced. Their body recognizes microcurrent from my Acuscope/Myopulse and utilizes it in the correct way. What does that mean? Well when a body is so use to being “wrong” (sore, inflamed, over compensating) it will try to shut out what’s good for it. Those horses we call “stagnant.” They’ve learned to be incorrect. Those horses take more treatments at the beginning. Re teaching the body to be correct can sometimes send them into a healing crisis. You have to get worse before you get better. Sometimes that might include soreness or becoming lethargic when we start the process of flushing toxins. If anyone has done a detox on themselves, you know the first few days are less than desirable.

If you’ve never had your horse worked on and your first treatment is at an event, dont worry we have protocols for a first timer that needs to perform as well.

If you feel results even 3 days after your horses treatment, that tells me your horse responds well to the process. So there is no “stay or leave the body.” It’s how well the body reduces inflammation and how well it keeps it minimal. We strive for balanced horses 💯 Balanced horses heal faster 👏🏻