Chrissie Mann has more than 20 years experience as a Naturopath in the Alternative Health Care field. Her special modalities are Nutrition, Homeopathics and Herbals, known as Phytotherapy, the use of colors and laser for healing and remedial body work, massage and exercise.
As well as treating humans, in the U.K. the U.S. and India, she has always helped animals, from birds to cats and dogs, even gold fish but mostly horses.

Her selection of First Aid Remedies benefits all animals, but have been selected for horses due to the specific problems they face every day.
Horses have been a life long passion for Chrissie and the current Remedies are the result of 5 years of applying (testing) these remedies in the barn which Falcon, her horse, shares with others.
To give these remedies, she uses a dropper to insert 4- 10 drops of the water based remedy in the side of the horses mouth which have no teeth. (This area where the bit lies is know as the horse's bars.) Or inside the lower lip. Or alternatively, by the addition of 4-10 drops of remedy to the drinking water trough or bucket, (especially easy for pastured horses). Horses find the remedies tasteless and easy to take....Well, almost. Have you ever seen a large horse trying to escape from a plastic dropper?

These natural remedies produce subtle but very noticeable results, increasing the healing time in almost all cases of injury. The power of the nano dose of remedy to affect animals large and small is nothing short of miraculous.

Chrissie would never compete without first having given her mount a dose of 4LessStress. Apart from the rigors of competition itself, a horse has to be trailered to the event, often a harrowing experience for a claustrophobic animal in a tiny tin capsule traveling at speed! 4LessStress has an added advantage of allowing the animal to relax up until the start of the event at a time when the horse and rider often suffer from pent up nerves or butterflies. With these out of the way, horse and rider can concentrate on the job at hand....the jump, dressage, barrels or poles or racing.

Due to the influence of 4LessStress on the musculature as well as the mind,   the damage done through strenuous exercise is much less, and the recovery time very much reduced. If there is danger of strain or sprain after exercise competition or racing, the remedy 4Recovery added to 4LessStress is a first response aid that no horseperson should be without.

Chrissie recalls a time she was asked to compete. She rode in a first hunter trial for a horse she thought she knew. Before they left the stable yard, she slipped a dose of 4LessStress hoping to take the stress out of the ordeal. The horse entered the trailer and traveled fine, disembarked, stood to be saddled and walked off to the collecting ring as if he did this every day. As Chrissie remarks, “I thought he was very good, but had no idea that this was not normal for him!” Later that day, after the event, she mentioned to the owner that she had given Sargent a dose of 4LessStress.
Ah!” Remarked the horse's owner. “I was wondering what had come over that horse! He is always so nervous and difficult to handle when he comes out of the trailer!”
Says Chrissie, “I was never warned I was dealing with a difficult or dangerous horse! Thank goodness for 4LessStress, it took the problem away. Since then, I never think of trailering or competing without 4 LessStress”
Again, the use of FirstAid4Colic has taken care of many cases of colic before the vet arrived! These cases may not have had such a successful outcome if FirstAid 4Colic had not been used.

For stiffness and obvious soreness of legs or feet following exertion such as hunting, jumping, barrel or western horse sports or horseracing, where undue stress and pressure has been placed on muscle and tendon, 4Recovery has taken away the soreness and lameness within a short time, if no severe injury is present. This is an excellent remedy for the horse who is footsore having cast a shoe, and no endurance rider, or trail rider should be without it.



Again, I have seen accidents to animals while in the pasture, joints sliced by wire, punctures by sharp objects as well as kicks and bites. In every case by keeping the wound clean and administering 4FieldInjuries the wound has progressed and healed without further trouble.



The development of these remedies, which result from Chrissie's special training and interests, have produced outstanding benefits for her horse and others. 
As the remedies have been so successful, especially for that area in between the pasture and the preparation of the successful sport horse,helping to achieve optimum health and fitness and the rehabilitation from veterinary intervention to full recovery, Chrissie has chosen to make these remedies available for all...
For the ease and help of our dear Equine friends who generally try so hard to please us... and their riders, helpers and owners too.









































                         The Fit Horse First Aid Kit


                 Christine F. Mann.  ND.