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Equine Vitamin E Supplement
Vitamin E enhances muscle tone and endurance and improves blood circulation
Vitamin E improves muscle tone and endurance in working, riding & jumping horses and also improves circulation. Vitamin E improves heart function, enhances the immune system and acts as a very potent antioxidant. Deficiency in Vitamin E has been linked to nutritional myopathies such as white muscle disease and deficiencies of vitamin E may be involved in motor neuron disease and equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy (EDM), a slow developing degenerative disease of the spinal cord and brain stem.
As an antioxidant, Vitamin E is every important to the diet for their free radical scavenging properties. Free radicals are produced in higher quantities during times of stress such as heavy exercise and also illness or injury.
Vitamin E is a natural powerful antioxidant.
For horses with vitamin E deficiency, those being treated for specific diseases, for horses under strenuous exercise, or show programs vitamin E is crucial.
A high concentrated vitamin E supplement.
Tying Up also known as Monday morning disease, a muscle disorders that results in massive contraction of the muscle groups along the rump and back of the horse can also be treated with vitamin E. The condition is extremely painful and the horse will sweat and have an elevated respiratory rate. Its onset is usually during or following exercise. In severe cases the horse may pass a dark red/brown urine (myoglobinuria). This discoloring of the urine is caused by the presence of Myoglobin. Myoglobin is a muscle protein that leaks into the bloodstream as the muscles become damaged. It is transported via the bloodstream to the kidneys where it is excreted in the urine.
However the condition is also seen in horses that are of a nervous disposition and in some for what appears to be no reason at all.
A horse that is prone to Tying Up can be sensitive to a number of different things and what triggers an attack in one horse may not necessarily do the same in an other. Learn what factors trigger an attack in your horse and work to minimize them.
BALANCED VITAMIN LEVELS, ESPECIALLY VITAMIN E.
During exercise in equines oxygen free radicals are produced by the body. A free radical is a highly reactive form of oxygen destroying cells within the body. In the process of breaking down (oxidizing) carbon containing compounds (carbohydrates, protein and fat) for energy, oxygen is used and carbon dioxide and water are produced. When water is formed from oxygen, a highly reactive form of oxygen (free radical) can be produced which, if not destroyed can damage living cells. Antioxidants are present within the body to destroy these free radicals before they damage the cell.
Athletic horses require large amounts of energy to be able to perform and therefore they produce more free radicals compared to a horse that is doing less work. These horses therefore require a higher level of antioxidants in their diets, which is probably why horses that are prone to Tying Up are seen to benefit from supplementation from vitamin E.
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Vitamin E - 1,000 I.U. per ounce
Vitamin E is an antioxidant and is given increasing importance in the horses diet each year. Base consists of rice hulls and calcium carbonate with molasses and apple flavoring.
Recommended Feeding Amount: 1 ounce daily.
Su-Per E comes in a new 40 ounce package and is only $17.95. 1 order is enough to treat one horse at 1 ounce a day for 40 days
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