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Calming supplement for use in diets of mature female horses to support calming behavior. Blend of quality ingredients dong quai root has potential analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and antioxidant activity; raspberry leaf is rich in vitamins, minerals and tannins; and magnesium is an activator of many enzymes and participates in muscle contractions.
Each scoop contains 4,620 mg dong quai root powder, 2,800 mg raspberry leaf powder, 1,050 mg magnesium, 924 mg chasteberry extract, 350 mg placental substance (bovine source), 344 mg uterus substance (bovine source), 350 mg ovarian substance (bovine source), 210 mg calcium d-glucarate, 84 mg chrysin and 84 mg indole 3 carbinole.
Directions: Can be fed with fortified or unfortified grains. Maintenance - 1 oz daily per 1,000 lbs body weight. Administer during or after feeding to reduce risk of gastrointestinal upset. Do not use in ruminants. Do not feed to pregnant mares. Scoop included.
What makes dac Mare Relieve different? Dong Quai Root, or Angelica sinensis, is an herb from the family Apiaceous, indigenous to China. It has potential analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and antioxidant activity.
Features:
- Raspberry Leaf, or Rubus idaeus, is a pale-green leaf produced by the raspberry plant; the leaf has been used due to its rich content in vitamins, minerals and tannins.
- Chasteberry Extract, or Vitex Agnus-Castus, is an ancient Mediterranean shrub with finger-shaped leaves and slender spikes of violet flowers.
- Magnesium A trace mineral that is an important ion in the blood. It plays an important role as an activator of many enzymes and participates in muscle contractions. Signs of magnesium deficiency include nervousness, muscle tremors and ataxia.
Description
Calming supplement for use in diets of mature female horses to support calming behavior. Blend of quality ingredients dong quai root has potential analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and antioxidant activity; raspberry leaf is rich in vitamins, minerals and tannins; and magnesium is an activator of many enzymes and participates in muscle contractions.
Each scoop contains 4,620 mg dong quai root powder, 2,800 mg raspberry leaf powder, 1,050 mg magnesium, 924 mg chasteberry extract, 350 mg placental substance (bovine source), 344 mg uterus substance (bovine source), 350 mg ovarian substance (bovine source), 210 mg calcium d-glucarate, 84 mg chrysin and 84 mg indole 3 carbinole.
Directions: Can be fed with fortified or unfortified grains. Maintenance - 1 oz daily per 1,000 lbs body weight. Administer during or after feeding to reduce risk of gastrointestinal upset. Do not use in ruminants. Do not feed to pregnant mares. Scoop included.
What makes dac Mare Relieve different? Dong Quai Root, or Angelica sinensis, is an herb from the family Apiaceous, indigenous to China. It has potential analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and antioxidant activity.
Features:
- Raspberry Leaf, or Rubus idaeus, is a pale-green leaf produced by the raspberry plant; the leaf has been used due to its rich content in vitamins, minerals and tannins.
- Chasteberry Extract, or Vitex Agnus-Castus, is an ancient Mediterranean shrub with finger-shaped leaves and slender spikes of violet flowers.
- Magnesium A trace mineral that is an important ion in the blood. It plays an important role as an activator of many enzymes and participates in muscle contractions. Signs of magnesium deficiency include nervousness, muscle tremors and ataxia.
