How's your horse's liver?

The importance of liver health

I've been thinking a lot about liver health lately.

From an energetic point of view, the liver (and other organs) is where we tend to store some of our negative emotions. For instance, Traditional Chinese Medicine specifies 'anger' as one emotion that gets stuck there.

This is important, because left untended that energetic imbalance or blockage can lead to a variety of different physical issues. (For me, in the past a thyroid issue was related to liver health, and even now, if I feel overly tired, I know to check on my liver.)

So, in my Facebook group last week I did a little 'liver health' check with my pendulum, on humans.

42% of the 26 people checked measured at a liver health of 25% or less...
35% measured from 60-80%, and
23% measured 85-100% (one person measured 100%!)

That pretty much met my expectations (though it's interesting that there was nobody in the middle, it seems to be one extreme or the other.)

Obviously I was curious to see if this trend extended to horses too... so, I then did a free check on my FB page.

In that one the results were quite different -

Of 20 horses checked,
18 measured 100%,
1 measured 90%, and
1 measured 80%.

All very high! (Remember, this is 'energetic' health.)

Now, this somewhat contradicts my findings when I'm clearing Trapped Emotions for horses, as the 2nd most common trapped emotion (in my experience), is 'resentment', trapped in - you guessed it - the liver.

Hmmm.

After pondering on this for a couple of days I realised the better question to ask would be how the horse's liver BALANCE is.

So, let's see if the results are any different!

If you'd like me to check your horse's energetic liver balance with my pendulum, just hit reply, send me a pic, and tell me their name. I'll give you a % reading for liver balance.

One per person thanks! It's fine if you've already taken part in one of the other 2 surveys.