EXTREME 100 (sample pack)
€12.90*
Available, delivery time: 2-4 days
Complementary feed for horses
Contents: Vitamin E, grape seed powder and hydrolyzed yeast
Container: Stand-up pouch
Net weight: 240g
sufficient for approx. 6 to 12 days.
General description:
Ideal for horses that have a higher need for vitamin E due to special stress (training, competitions).
Extreme 100 contains vitamin E in a very high concentration (100,000 mg / kg), as well as grape seed powder.
Extreme 100 can support the muscles in faster regeneration. The muscle metabolism can be stimulated and deficiency symptoms can be prevented. This can support better rideability and ease.
The contained nucleotides can support the immune system and help with cell renewal.
- Vitamin E plus grape seed flour
- Cell renewal nucleotides
- To support muscle regeneration
Composition:
- Dextrose
- Grape seed powder
- hydrolyzed yeast (nucleotides)
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Ingredients: |
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Crude protein |
5% |
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Lysine |
5.5% |
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Nutritional additives per kg: |
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Vitamin E (Alpha Toco-pherol Acetate, 3a700) |
100,000mg |
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L-lysine (3c322) |
55,000mg |
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Selenium (sodium selenite, 3b801) |
13mg |
Feeding recommendation:
Horse (500kg): 40g / day
Foal, yearling, pony: 20g / day
Due to its selenium content, the product should no longer be fed 15 grams per 100 kg live weight and per day!
1kg is sufficient for 25-50 days
Information about lysine:
Is an essential amino acid that must be supplied to the horse with the feed. If there is a deficiency in this amino acid, the entire structure of the body's own protein is impaired.
Information on selenium:
Selenium is an essential trace element that all cells in the body need. It supports the normal function of the immune system and contributes to the protection of the cells from oxidative stress, to the maintenance of the fur and the hooves.
Information on grape seed powder:
The OPC contained in grape seed powder and vitamin E are well-known and proven antioxidants.
Antioxidants trap “free radicals” and thus preserve the function of the cells.
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5 August 2020 11:20
Top!
Man konnte sehen wie schnell und leicht unser Turnierpferd nach der Pause Kondition und vor allem auch wieder Muskeln aufbaute.
24 August 2020 10:55
Danke
Die Muskelverspannungen haben sichtlich nachgelassen und die Muskelstränge entlang der Wirbelsäule schwingen mehr – was vor allem beim Reiten deutlich merkbar ist. Der allgemeine Zustand des Pferdes wirkt viel entspannter.
