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He wouldn't take a pill. So she treated the water instead.
Her cat is very old, his thyroid reading had gone past the point where the clinic could put a number on it, and the vet had already used the words we might be looking at the end. So Lisa-Marie set a glass of water on top of a small box, ran it, and filled his bowl with that.
Lisa-Marie Hyland · Manual therapist · In her own words
Four months ago
The bloodwork came back and the thyroid number wasn't high. It was unreadable — so far off the scale the clinic couldn't put a figure on it. Underneath that the vet suspected the kidneys, and probably something going on with the heart.
He'd been struggling to eat. Constant diarrhoea. No energy left in him at all. The vet said they might be looking at the end, and Lisa-Marie thought they might be too. But it had come on so suddenly that walking away from it didn't sit right with her.
The obvious road had a problem in it. Thyroid medication is hard on the stomach and causes diarrhoea — and diarrhoea was already one of the things wrong with him. He hates pills. Getting anything into him at all was the whole difficulty.
He drinks water every day. It's just the best way.
Lisa-Marie
So she stopped thinking about how to get the device onto the animal, and started thinking about what the animal would take in on his own.
What she actually did
A glass on the box, then into the bowl.
She'd set a glass of water on the VIBE, run a program, and give him the water. That was the delivery mechanism. Nothing swallowed, nothing forced, nothing he had to cooperate with.
The rotation she built
Immune SupportConstant, throughout the whole four months.
Vagus NerveConstant. It's the centre of almost everything she does.
General InflammationConstant.
Brainwave BetaAdded into the rotation.
Whatever was loudestKidney, liver, heart — whichever symptom was most predominant that day became that day's program.
"That became my treatment plan." No prescription for this existed. She wrote it.
Her cat, with the VIBE.
Four months on, his respiration has come down — he'd been huffing a little before. His coat has improved. He's walking better.
She raises the caveat herself, unprompted, before anyone can raise it for her: she hasn't taken him back in to redo the bloodwork, because the trip is so stressful for him that she won't put him through it. So there is no new number. There's only a very old cat who is visibly, daily better.
He's just living his life, doing his thing, drinking his water, getting better.
Lisa-Marie
The part she says out loud
There's not a lot of science about infusing water. But I know it does work, because of this — and then of course treating my dog using the water as well.
Lisa-Marie
That's her position, stated plainly, and it's worth reading twice. She isn't claiming a mechanism. She's a manual therapist describing what she watched happen twice in her own house, and she'll tell you exactly where the evidence thins out before you ask.
The dog she's referring to is Thor.
The other one
One morning his jaw wouldn't close.
Thor is a rescue — some Bernese or Rottweiler in him, nobody's certain — six at the time, seven now, and he lives for frisbee and then for food. Lisa-Marie went to fill his bowl one morning and his mouth was hanging open.
Trigeminal neuritis, they eventually said — arrived at by exclusion, after a battery of tests. Within two days he'd developed Horner's syndrome on top of it and his face began to droop, the way it does with Bell's palsy in a person. Idiopathic. No known trigger, no way to say whether it would resolve. She rolled his food into balls on a platter so he could work at it. He lost weight. Strong anti-inflammatories, then antibiotics on the chance something was hiding. Nothing moved.
What she ran for Thor
Vagus NerveEvery couple of days.
TMJChosen for the anatomy — because of where the nerve sits.
General InflammationAlongside the other two.
Infused waterOn all the days in between. Same method as the cat.
On her application form she summed it up in one line: resolved 100% in about four weeks.
It works so fast. My vet was just blown away how quickly he recovered.
Lisa-Marie
The vet already knew what PEMF was and was open to it, largely because everything else had been tried. What impressed her afterwards wasn't only the speed — it was that it had been easy, and not invasive at all.
Thor is back playing frisbee.
Thor with the disc, this June.
Why any of this was in the house
She's been doing this on people since 2011.
Lisa-Marie is a manual therapist. Alternative therapies, whole-body rather than chasing one muscle. Before the clinic it was bodywork on horses, and light-touch therapy going back to the nineties. The people who find her have usually tried everything else first — chronic pain, backs, shoulders, necks, fibromyalgia, migraines, and the ones with nothing a test will show who have simply lost their vitality.
Lisa-Marie Hyland.
She ran a PEMF mat in the clinic for years and liked it, but bodies move during her sessions and mats get damaged. The VIBE goes around a neck and gets out of the way. Her clients took to it immediately — she became a wholesaler mostly because the household had one device and three claims on it.
Her working stack in the clinic
Vagus NerveThe centre of it. Restoring vagal tone is much of what she does, and this is how clients hold it between visits.
Brainwave Alpha & ThetaUsed heavily alongside.
General InflammationHer broad-support default.
FibromyalgiaOften, for those clients — with shorter sessions, since they're already fighting fatigue.
Clients who use it between appointments can space their appointments further apart. She lends devices, rents them, and sells them.
Elsewhere on the property: a miniature donkey called Daisy, and a rescue mule who arrived the way Thor did — high anxiety, no interest in being touched. Vagus Nerve before the farrier comes, and he's a different animal. Brain Balance before treatment to settle him and get him engaged.
Her husband Mike is the one exception to the water, and to the VIBE. She bought a BlueVibe for her own post-COVID brain fog; he tried it the day it arrived. She describes the change in his frustration levels as night and day — not a test score, just the small friction of a busy day. Was it Tuesday or Thursday. That's what's different.
Mike and Lisa-Marie.
The hill she'll die on
Supporting the body allows the body to do what it needs to do. You don't have to always be treating the specific things. Support the body, and the body can do a lot of really cool stuff.
Lisa-Marie Hyland
The two devices in this story
The same box that charged the water.
Every protocol named on this page is already on the device. There are more than sixty of them.
VIBE
The one under the glass
Pocket-sized PEMF. Wear it, or set something on it. This is the device behind the cat, the dog, the mule and the clinic — Immune Support, Vagus Nerve, General Inflammation, TMJ, Brainwave Alpha, Theta and Beta, Brain Balance and the rest all live on it.
PEMF paired with blue light therapy, worn on the wrist or the collar. Lisa-Marie bought it for her own post-COVID brain fog. Her husband tried it the day it arrived and she calls the change in him night and day.
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This page tells the personal experience of Lisa-Marie Hyland, a Resona Health affiliate, in her own words and published with her permission. She earns a commission on purchases made through the links on this page.
Individual experiences vary. Nothing here is a promise of a particular outcome, and no one's experience predicts anyone else's. Water infusion is not a standard or established use of the device — it is what Lisa-Marie chose to do, described here as she described it.
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