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Lesley Calder | Bowen Therapist | B.T.A.A. B.A (UK) E.C.B.S.
I qualified in 2007 and have been practising Human Bowen Therapy since then. I have continued with my CDP's on a yearly basis, I have gained valuable knowledge of advanced Bowen Therapy moves and the latest thinking on the advancement of Bowen Therapy. I'm also a fully qualified Equine Bowen Therapist and have a growing list of equines that I visit to treat from Ayrshire to Argyll.
Bowen is a complementary therapy it has an excellent track record in helping relieve many symptoms that traditional medicine and therapies have failed to help.
Please call 07776 099876 for an appointment.
Human Information
The Importance Of Water
Water is the most neglected nutrient in any diet but one of the most vital.
It is essential for the maintenance of every physiological process in the humans body. Dehydration causes loss of ability to function properly. If you lose 2.5% of your body weight as water you will lose 25% of your efficiency.
If there is no water to drink then you must not eat as this will cause dehydration further. Adequate hydration is critically important.
Water helps to maintain body temperature, metabolize body fat, aids digestion, lubricates and cushions organs, transports nutrients and helps to flush waste products from the body via the kidneys.
As a rule humans need about 1.5 litres per day.
Equine Information
The Importance Of Water
Water is the most neglected nutrient in any diet but one of the most vital.
It is essential for the maintenance of every physiological process in the horses body.
Horses only produce saliva when they chew and saliva produces an important buffer for stomach acid. Dehydration causes loss of ability to function properly.
Water helps to maintain body temperature, metabolize body fat, aids digestion, lubricates and cushions organs,transports nutrients, and helps to flush waste products from the body via the kidneys.
As a general rule horses should drink between two and four litres of fresh water per kg. of dry feed.