Back on Track Welltex: Clinically Proven Results!

Back on Track is a proven therapy that many of you love. We are consistently humbled by the outpouring of gratitude and appreciation from our loyal fandom, much of it equine. But a growing fan base that love their pets, or those looking for relief from discomfort, stiffness, soreness, swelling or the myriad of aches and pains that over time, take away from quality of life are amongst our newest fans.

But why do Back on Track therapeutic and functional outcomes stand light-years ahead of those that purport to have similar products. The facts are simple and clear. Let’s learn a little about the WHY!

Welltex® is a state-of-the-art proprietary bio-ceramic therapy technology made of 39 different minerals. Each mineral has both an absorption spectrum and an emission spectrum. An emission spectrum means that different minerals radiate heat of various wavelengths between 0.07 microns and 1mm influenced by different temperatures. These minerals are infused into our polyester and polypropylene fibers which all Back on Track products are made from. The result is that when the body expels heat, these long-wave infrared wavelengths of the thermal radiation spectrum reflect back to the body. The outcome of this process can have profound effects including pain relief, improved circulation, increased tissue oxygen levels, muscular relaxation, and cell and tissue stimulation. For our equine friends, this means injury prevention, muscle relaxation and suppleness, as well as reduced recovery periods post injury.

WHY DOESN’T THE BODY OVERHEAT THEN? The key is in the selection and type of minerals used and where they fall in the absorption and emission spectrum. The Back on Track effect reflects the right amount of energy (heat) back to the body’s surface where it came from while absorbing and then releasing away from the body excess heat and energy so overheating does not occur.

Watch our Welltex 3D Animation Video to learn more.

Or take a deeper dive by reading The effects of Back on Track rugs on equine locomotion Pages 11 - 14.