VITAMINE E
Muscle integrity
Exercising horse is particularly subject to oxidative stress, which degrades molecules, cells and physiological integrity. To fight these deleterious effects, organism has defense mechanims such as antioxydant elements. Vitamin E is known to be an active protector that reacts quickly with free radicals and thus cuts the chain of propagation of the reaction. Vitamin E is also considered as the most important liposoluble antioxidant in the body.
VITAMIN E is particularly recommended for exercising horses to protect muscle integrity.
Lithothamne, soya.
Analytical constituents:
Crudes ashes ........................... 44 %
Crude proteins ......................... 19 %
Calcium ..................................... 13 %
Crude fibers ............................. 2.7 %
Magnesium .............................. 1.5 %
crude fats .................................... 1 %
Phosphorus ............................. < 1 %
Sodium ..................................... < 1 %
Additive per kilo:
Vitamin:
3a700 Vitamin E ................ 50 000 mg
Analytical constituents:
Crudes ashes ........................... 44 %
Crude proteins ......................... 19 %
Calcium ..................................... 13 %
Crude fibers ............................. 2.7 %
Magnesium .............................. 1.5 %
crude fats .................................... 1 %
Phosphorus ............................. < 1 %
Sodium ..................................... < 1 %
Additive per kilo:
Vitamin:
3a700 Vitamin E ................ 50 000 mg
Enclosed scoop holds 20 g.
Mix 2 full scoops of VITAMIN E to the daily ration. This quantity can be doubled for athelte horses.
Mix 2 full scoops of VITAMIN E to the daily ration. This quantity can be doubled for athelte horses.
Powder
2 kg bucket, sufficient for 50 days.
2 kg bucket, sufficient for 50 days.
VITAMINE E is a complementary feed for horses.