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Welcome to the Elisha School Podcast with Jerame Nelson! If you’re wanting to grow and get equipped for supernatural ministry to preach and demonstrate the power of God’s Kingdom, this podcast is for you.
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A unique podcast solely dedicated to the natural horse. The information covered in each episode is based on thousands of success cases using natural health care, practical wisdom, and science. Learn what horses need to live their best lives – body, mind, and spirit – and how diet, nutritional therapy, natural remedies, and holistic horse-keeping can work for your horse on all levels. Listen in to equip yourself with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions for your horse’s health wi ...
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The Mom Forum with Elisha Beach features chats with moms of all backgrounds and resources to support and empower women as individuals that happen to be on this crazy journey called motherhood. We discuss all aspects of life from parenting, to relationships, to health, to career and beyond and focus on helping moms find themselves in Motherhood.
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Welcome to My Hot Take with Elisha Webb. The show where I talk about the latest in the NBA from my opinion and from a fan’s point of view. Join me as I debate certain topics, such as the latest trades or rookie standings, and as I give my take on the decisions the league makes. I will see what you guys think about these topics and debate with you. Hope you enjoy listening My Hot Take with Elisha Webb.
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Elisha Krauss is the co-host of The Morning Answer in Los Angeles (KRLA & KTIE), and the Director of Development for PragerU. She has over a decade of experience in political talk radio and brings her unique take on pop culture, parenting, politics and being a conservative hippy (running show joke) to the airwaves. Every day she picks a segment of The Morning Answer (#TMA) that fired up the hosts and/or the listeners the most so you don't miss out on the most interesting, informative and ent ...
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We are working hard, gearing up to launch my signature program, Healing Horses Their Way 2025. From late November to early December, we start rolling up our sleeves, setting the dates, mapping out the plan, and fine-tuning what will be in store for the coming year. Today, I take you behind the scenes to explain how we structure the program, what yo…
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Step aboard for a haunting tale of speed, tragedy, and folklore as Elisha's Eerie History takes on the infamous story of Ol' 97, the train that met its doom in Danville, Virginia. Recorded live at the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke, this special episode features our incredible guest, Barbara Rypkema, who brings her expertise and story…
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Today, we cover three foods to avoid for better horse health. This topic ties into our last discussion, where we explored toxicity in horses and how accumulated toxins can build up over time and lead to serious health issues. Sources of Toxicity in Horses Horses get exposed to various sources of toxicity, mainly through chemicals and preservatives …
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We are focusing on toxicity today. Toxicity is one of the leading causes of equine disease. When the toxic load of horses exceeds what they can process, it becomes hard for their tissues to be healthy, their organs to function as they should, and their body systems to work together to sustain good health. Today, I scratch the surface of the vast an…
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Horses are expensive to keep. As they get older and their health declines, horses require more care. The financial pressure of covering all the costs can lead some owners to make tough decisions, like rehoming their horses or even putting them down. Owners can tend to overcomplicate things. So today, I share some affordable yet effective strategies…
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This week, I share three homeopathic remedies for horses with colds or flu. The seasonal shift to winter can make horses more susceptible to colds and flu, as horses often experience a dip in immunity as they transition to their winter coats and face changes in their diet, digestion, and hormones. As a result, we tend to see inflammation and variou…
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Today, we are exploring the benefits of Vitamin B6. Vitamin B6 is an essential nutrient for horses and humans, and I use it regularly for various purposes. In this episode, I explain how it functions in the body, the signs and causes of a Vitamin B6 deficiency, and how to use it effectively. Nutrient Deficiency and Therapeutic Use of B6 in Horses V…
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Today, we are tackling the topic of swelling, a symptom I often encounter in horses. Swelling, particularly in the udder or sheath, is usually accompanied by extremity swelling (peripheral edema) due to fluid pooling in the legs. Visible swelling is a common concern for horse owners. It is never a good sign, especially if it becomes chronic. The Ly…
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Food is most important for horses. Last time, we covered the signs indicating your horse may need a food change. Today, I follow that up by diving into five signs that your horse loves its current diet, which is critical, especially for easy keepers and metabolic horses. Food Motivates Horses Horses are highly motivated by food and need to eat cons…
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Horses should love their food because it is important to them. However, many horse owners struggle to determine whether their horse's diet provides enough nutrition or if something in their food could be causing them problems. So, I have identified seven signs indicating your horse may be ready for a food change. Recognizing the Need for a Food Cha…
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We are exploring muscle testing for horses today. Muscle testing is an alternative tool that is gaining popularity in equine care. You can use it to determine the best remedies for your horse and to formulate a personalized program tailored to its specific requirements. An Introduction to Muscle Testing Muscle testing, also known as applied kinesio…
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This week, we are focusing on the benefits of chaste berry. Chaste berry is an herb that ties right into our recent podcasts on the effects of PPID (Cushing’s Syndrome) or hormonal imbalances, as it often gets mentioned in the context of those issues for horses. Origin and Identification of Chase Berry Chaste berry, derived from the chaste tree, is…
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This week, we examine how dopamine affects horses with PPID. There is a significant link between dopamine, diet, lifestyle, nutrition, and the symptoms commonly associated with PPID. So today, I share various lifestyle and nutritional ways horse owners can support dopamine levels in their horses. The Role of Dopamine Dopamine is a neurotransmitter …
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This week, we focus on Cushing syndrome, now known as PPID. There is currently an epidemic of horses being diagnosed with this issue. It is a complex condition involving much chemistry and many hormones. So, I will continue exploring it in the next few episodes. Cushing's Syndrome and Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) Even though the ter…
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This week, we are exploring sweet itch, also known as summer eczema. This condition usually affects horses with hypersensitivity to insect bites and often occurs from bites from flies, mosquitoes, and especially biting midges, commonly called no-see-ums. The occurrence and severity of sweet itch largely depend on environmental factors and the indiv…
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This week, we are covering how long owners must continue supplementing their horses. In my courses, on my Facebook groups, and even via emails, horse owners often want to know how long they should supplement their horses after addressing their imbalances with feed programs and which steps they should take next. Stay tuned as I share my advice on th…
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This week, we are exploring the benefits of journaling for improving equine health. Journaling is invaluable for anyone facing health issues with their horses or those who want to ensure they are doing all the right things for their horses' wellbeing. Whether dealing with a challenging health condition or rehabbing a horse, stay tuned to learn how …
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This week, I explore ways to help horses that find it hard to gain weight. Many horses struggle to gain weight, which is a significant concern for their owners, particularly during winter. Despite being well-fed, those horses often remain thin, unable to build and maintain muscle mass. It is a common issue, particularly among thoroughbred breeds wi…
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Today, I have a special guest called Peggy joining me to share her story of overcoming the health challenges she faced with her horse Cami. Peggy lives in Alabama. She has two horses, one of which is a 36-year-old Arabian Quarter Horse cross. The other is Cami, a 13-year-old Oldenburg Quarter Horse mare. I began working with Peggy in 2021 when Cami…
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Ahoy! In this episode, Elisha delves into the daring exploits of Blackbeard and other infamous pirates who roamed the waters off Virginia's coast, uncovering tales of treasure, intrigue, and high-seas adventure. Join Elisha as we navigate through history to reveal the thrilling stories that have shaped Virginia's pirate lore. Thank you for your sup…
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This week, we are looking at uveitis, sometimes known as moon blindness in horses. Uveitis is a big concern for horse owners because it can lead to blindness and, in severe cases, even result in the horse losing an eye. Even in traditional medicine, the exact cause of this complex and chronic condition remains elusive. So, today, I approach uveitis…
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This week, we are shifting our focus to hormones in mares. Many horse owners are eager to learn how to manage hormonal mares and better understand their behavior. While the most intense symptoms of hormone changes tend to surface in spring, chronic issues can persist year-round, making them challenging to handle, as hormonal imbalances can signific…
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We are currently experiencing an epidemic of stress-related conditions in horses, affecting virtually every aspect of their health. So, this week, we are focusing on ways to prevent or reduce stress in horses. When a horse becomes stressed, various physiological changes occur, exacerbating any health issues or challenges that may already exist. Joi…
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NBA legend and Hall of Fame broadcaster Bill Walton sadly passes away at 71. Pacers All-Star guard Tyrese Haliburton was out for Game 4 of Eastern Conference Finals against Boston with a left hamstring injury. Mavericks on the verge of making their first NBA finals apperance since 2011. Boston cruzies past Indiana to make it to the NBA finals with …
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Stress is a significant concern for horses, as it influences countless aspects of their health and well-being. So, this week, I invited Glenn Stewart to join me to dive into the emotional health of horses. Glenn works with wild horses. I have been following his travels across the globe for several years, doing clinics and working with horses and hu…
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This week, we return to the basics of equine care to focus on the three Fs of fundamental requirements for a healthy horse. The three Fs stand for forage, friendship, and freedom. This concept has been around for quite some time as it effectively encapsulates all the principal necessities for any horse to thrive. Join me as we dive into the importa…
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Even though homeopathy is the second-largest medicine system in the world, many people have never even heard of it.So, this week, I am focusing on using homeopathy to finish a case. My inspiration for this topic came from an insightful documentary I recently watched called Introducing Homeopathy, covering the history and scientific foundations of h…
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Over the past few weeks, I have covered equine metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, and thyroid function. One of the minerals essential for many of those physical processes is selenium. So, today, I take a closer look at selenium, providing an in-depth analysis of this essential nutrient. By understanding the role of selenium, recognizing signs …
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Brittany and Elisha discuss the tragedy of the Court Street Baptist Church Stampede of 1878. In this episode we discuss how a tragedy lead to one of "the finest religious structures in the South" being built that held housed the likes of major civil rights activists including Martin Luther King Jr. Sources: Critograph, Volume 83, Number 19, 21 Marc…
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Today, we are diving into a case study of a horse called Monty. His journey is an inspiring story of dedication and progress. His owner, Lisa, and I started addressing his issues in November 2023, and since then, Monty has transformed remarkably. This case reflects many of the concepts we have discussed recently. So, listeners who face similar chal…
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Today, we are diving into the best method for preventing and promoting recovery from Equine Metabolic Syndrome. While equine health issues often get labeled for clarity, it is essential to understand that with EMS, PPID, and PSSM, the underlying imbalances are remarkably similar and interconnected, particularly regarding metabolism. A holistic appr…
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This week, we are continuing with our discussion on Equine Metabolic Syndrome. As spring approaches in many parts of the world, horse owners are on high alert, looking for signs like weight gain, crested necks, foot inflammation, or shedding due to PPID. Grass and sugar levels play a pivotal role in metabolic conditions like insulin resistance, PPI…
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This week, we are diving into the best approach for your horse regarding Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS). As April and May approach, many horse owners start thinking about insulin resistance, equine metabolic syndrome, PPID, and PSSM due to the rise in pasture sugars. Common strategies include reducing sugar intake, moving horses to dry lots, check…
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This week, I offer guidelines for supplementation and acclimating your horse to a brand-new natural health program. Introducing new foods can be challenging, especially if your horse has never tried certain things. Some horses are naturally suspicious of new foods, while others may be picky eaters. Today, I break down ways to introduce various cate…
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Join hosts Arlo and Elisha as they delve into the depths of one of the worst geographic events in Virginia’s history. Instagram: @elishaseeriehistory YouTube: @elisharypkema Visit https://elisharypkema.com/ for more! Sources: Nelson County Sheriff William Whitehead Honored for Actions During 1969 Floods. 1971. Bodies Recovered After the Intensive F…
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This week, we explore why fiber is essential in a horse’s feeding program. In past episodes, we have discussed food toxicity and what to avoid in your horse's feeding program, touching on the importance of monitoring sugar, protein, and fat levels and scrutinizing ingredient lists. Today, we dive into the numerous health benefits fiber provides, an…
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This week, we are talking about liver health for horses. The liver is a workhorse, carrying out over 500 functions in the equine body. If even one of those functions were compromised, it could potentially affect all other areas of health. Today, I highlight the most significant roles of the liver, explaining how they impact horse health. It is esse…
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Today, we are focusing on the importance of exercise for horses. Exercise is essential for a horse’s health plan, even though it can sometimes be challenging for owners to find the time and space for it. Each horse and owner face unique obstacles, so you must develop an exercise program that works for you. Join us as we explore ways to create an ex…
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I have been working with horses and formulating health programs for them for the last 13 years. Some of my biggest mistakes during this time have become my most valued lessons- leaving me with lasting impressions I will never forget. Now, when similar situations come up, I revisit those moments to ensure I never have to repeat the same mistakes. To…
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Get ready for some wicked vibes on Elisha's Eerie History podcast, where hosts Elisha and Brooke spill the tea on Grace Sherwood, aka the Witch of Pungo! 🧙‍♀️ Brooke spills the deets on her own fam's spooky witchy moments – A supercharged tale of feminine power, this episode is serving major spellcaster realness, so don't sleep on it! 🕯️✨ #WitchPle…
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Today, we are focusing on a condition called leaky gut. A leaky gut can sometimes be elusive, so owners often fail to recognize it as a digestive problem when looking at their horse’s health profile. In this episode, I dive into what a leaky gut is, explain how it starts, and discuss how you may be able to identify it. I also clarify why you need t…
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Today, I focus on vitamin C, one of my favorite nutrients. Vitamin C is super handy. It is not a miracle cure, but I have seen it work wonders for horses, so it is worth remembering. In this episode, I explain how and when to use Vitamin C. Most people use it to boost the immune system, but it is also great for keeping horse hooves healthy, so that…
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Horses can be picky, and they prefer certain flavors more than others. This week, I share five healthy food options your horse will love. Unfortunately, processed food has become unavoidable within the horse industry today. So, owners must be diligent about making the best food choices possible. This episode will help you experiment with different …
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Picky eating in horses is a common concern for horse owners. Horses, like people, can be very selective about what they like to eat- particularly after being introduced to a new feeding program containing foods they have never eaten before. Fortunately, most horses can be encouraged to enjoy their meals after some experimentation. Sometimes, howeve…
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Dive into the mysterious and haunting history of a forgotten community nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, now concealed within the bounds of the Shenandoah National Park. Join hosts Elisha and Kaylene on a riveting journey as they unveil the dark and twisted tales that unfolded in what would later become known as the Bible Belt. Tog…
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Today, we follow on from our last episode, where we spoke about feeding horses alfalfa. In this episode, we focus on protein deficiencies. To assess how effective a horse's diet is, owners need to identify and recognize any nutritional imbalances. In today's discussion, we explore the signs, symptoms, and underlying causes of those imbalances. Hors…
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One of the most widely discussed topics around horse health is food. Today, we focus on alfalfa, a nutritional source that often leaves horse owners with questions because there are so many conflicting opinions on when and how to use it and the right amount to feed. Join me as we tackle common misconceptions surrounding alfalfa and shed light on th…
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Last week, I introduced the principles of homeopathy. This week, I explore a practical example of an effective, all-round homeopathic remedy. Arnica is a well-known homeopathic remedy I advise every horse owner to keep on hand because it is versatile, and we can use it for horses, dogs, cats, and even humans. Join me to learn why Arnica is an indis…
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We are diving into homeopathy for horses today. I love and appreciate homeopathy, and I am studying to gain the necessary credentials to become a homeopath for humans. Homeopathy often gets misconstrued as synonymous with holistic or natural healing methods. But it is not. Homeopathy stands alone as a distinct type of medicine. In today's episode, …
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