McLain Ward shares his experience using Cytowave Equine Therapy
If it’s good enough to McLain Ward, it’s good enough for us!
What is Cytowave?
The Cytowave is used to improve performance, improve recovery time, and keep your horse at the top of his game.
This is a noninvasive treatment that has no analgesic effect on tissue, requires no sedation or medication, and is easy to use. The Cytowave uses SQUID technology to repair damaged tissues throughout the body.
SQUID (Superconductive Quantum Interference Device) Therapy means signals are delivered via magnetic therapy. This signal is naturally occurring and the body recognizes it as its own. When placed on a treatment area, the Cytowave reads and communicates what is happening in the body on a cellular level. A signal is derived from the body’s measured injury signal subtracted from a measured healthy signal to deliver necessary treatment amount. This eliminates the possibility for over treatment or stimulation and encourages the body’s natural healing process. The magnetic fields are stored in the Cytowave machine and electromagnetic waves are delivered through coils to the treatment site.
The Cytowave can be used to aid in the healing process for a vast amount of injuries or for maintenance purposes. Results show consistently 5x faster healing rates in injured horses with consistent treatment. Improvement can be noticed in as little as 45 minutes.
This unique therapy method differs from other modalities because it measures signals directly from the body- no guesswork needed. There are no light therapy, shock therapy, or ultrasound methods used. This proprietary STS – Electromagnetic treatment method is not PEMF and should not be confused with this older technology.
Can’t wait to try? Learn more about Cytowave here. The only thing your horse will feel is better.
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I have a Cytowave machine and I would like to know how many weeks or months do I need to treat a 8 year old standardbred horse with a suspensory problem. I have had the machine on her for an hour a day since the 23rd April 2026.
Regards Bev Gidman
Hi Beverly! Thank you for reaching out. We’re very sorry to hear about your horse’s suspensory issue- it can be a challenging injury to manage.
While many riders incorporate Cytowave into their routine, we strongly recommend working closely with your equine veterinarian to determine the most appropriate treatment plan and timeline for your horse’s specific injury. Suspensory conditions can vary widely in severity and location, so a tailored approach guided by imaging and veterinary oversight is key.
We’re always here if you have questions about incorporating Cytowave into your program alongside your vet’s recommendations.