Bayhill Equine
![Horse leg joints being massaged by veterinarian's hands Horse leg joints being massaged by veterinarian's hands](https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/3nYkw1B9xWn4D8swgFU418/97135fed9b2cbd008b330fdc3b1b5a3c/joint1.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=480&w=782&q=72,%20https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/3nYkw1B9xWn4D8swgFU418/97135fed9b2cbd008b330fdc3b1b5a3c/joint1.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=960&w=1564&q=72)
What's the Process?
Blood is collected into a syringe containing specially treated Chromium glass beads. During a 24-hour incubation period, the red blood cells interact with the bead's surface stimulating the production of large quantities of IRAP and other anti-inflammatory proteins and growth factors. The blood is then placed in a high-speed centrifuge to separate out the resulting serum, which can be injected into a problem joint, or frozen for future use.