Vitamin E 2000, to protect horse muscles 10 kg
TRM's Vitamin E 2000, a source of vitamin E for horses, helps protect the muscles of athletic horses.
This specific dietary supplement is particularly recommended for
- for horses in training, to reduce the risk of muscular suffering, increase endurance, stimulate nerve impulses and promote recovery,
- in cases of myositis,
- to reduce muscular tension,
- in preparation for the breeding season, to promote good fertility.
TRM Vitamin E 2000 is a specially formulated dietary supplement for horses, providing a concentrated source of vitamin E to support your horse's muscular health and athletic performance. This vitamin, essential for protecting cells against oxidative damage, plays a crucial role in maintaining muscle health and nerve function in horses.
Athlete horses, subjected to intense physical activities such as training, competition or regular work, can benefit significantly from TRM Vitamin E 2000. This concentrated vitamin E formula helps protect the horse's muscles, reducing the risk of muscular suffering, promoting better endurance and stimulating nerve impulses for optimal performance.
TRM's Vitamin E 2000 formulation is specially adapted to the needs of horses, ensuring optimal absorption of vitamin E for effective, long-lasting results. Packaged in a convenient, easy-to-administer format, this concentrated solution offers a practical way to ensure adequate vitamin E supplementation for horses of all disciplines and activity levels. By incorporating Vitamin E 2000 into your horse's care routine, you'll help maintain muscle health and overall performance, enabling him to perform at his best with every effort.
Vitamin E acts as a powerful antioxidant in the body, protecting muscle cells from oxidative damage caused by free radicals. When horses are subjected to intense exercise, cellular metabolism can generate excess free radicals, leading to oxidative stress and damage to muscle tissue. Vitamin E neutralizes these free radicals, helping to prevent cell damage and maintain muscle health.
By protecting the horse's muscles from oxidative damage, Vitamin E helps improve endurance and athletic performance. Healthy, functional muscles enable the horse to sustain prolonged effort with less fatigue, and to recover more rapidly from exertion. This translates into a greater ability to sustain intensive training sessions and perform at his best in competition.
In addition to its effects on muscular health, Vitamin E also plays an important role in nerve function. Vitamin E deficiency can lead to neurological problems in horses, such as coordination difficulties and balance disorders. By providing an adequate source of vitamin E, TRM's Vitamin E 2000 helps maintain optimal nerve function, promoting better coordination and more efficient nerve response in horses.
After intense exertion or muscular injury, rapid recovery is essential to enable the horse to return to its optimal state of health and performance. The Vitamin E present in TRM's Vitamin E 2000 plays a crucial role in this process, promoting the regeneration of damaged muscle tissue and reducing inflammation. This enables the horse to recover more quickly and resume normal activities more quickly, minimizing interruptions to its training or competition program.
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Mix with ration.
Recommended doses
- Horse in training: 50 g per day.
- Yearlings and resting horses: 25 g per day.
- Brood mare and stallion: 50 g per day.
Precautions for use with Vitamin E 2000
This product contains no doping substances.
Feed supplement formulated for equidae - Close tightly after use - Keep out of reach of children - Store in a dry place.
Vitamin E 2000 mg for 50 g
Presentation of Vitamin E 2000
Powder
10 kg pail (200 days' use in training horses)
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