Gestamix is administered as a supplement to fodder for specific intakes during gestation.

Plants and algae used

Chia seed, a "super-supplement" that brings together a large number of nutrients needed by the horse, is one of the foods that helps to rebalance the omega-6 / omega-3 intake. It contributes to the hydration of the horse by allowing him to keep his electrolytes. Highly proteinated, it promotes muscle development, joint health, coat and hoof health and the efficiency of the immune system.

Bladderwrack is a real goldmine because of its richness in trace elements (copper, zinc, selenium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, sulfur, silicon, iron). It also provides proteins (all amino acids) and vitamins C and B. Sulfur is essential for the synthesis of vitamins and the efficiency of hormones.

Nettle is a precious source of vitamins (B2, B5, B9, C, K), minerals (silica, magnesium, iron) and trace elements (copper, zinc). It is known to stimulate lactation.

Spirulina, a nutrient-rich "superfood", is an excellent source of

- beta-carotene (which is transformed into vitamin A according to the needs of the body, without risk of overdose)

- iron

- vitamin B12 (active and assimilable)

- quality proteins (amino acids in quantity and very digestible)

- gamma-linoleic acid (essential fatty acid of the omega-6 family)

- phytocyanine (natural antioxidant)

- numerous minerals

Echinacea helps to wake up the immune system and make it efficient. Its major active ingredients are alkylamides with which it associates phenolic compounds, long chain fatty acids, etc... It is the ally of the horse's immune system!

Artichoke provides a significant amount of vitamins (B and in particular B9, and K) while also improving digestion through its fiber content.

Rosehips are no longer presented as an excellent source of vitamin C. It contains essential fatty acids, minerals, trace elements and other vitamins, which makes it an essential ally in avoiding deficiencies.

The dandelion completes the broad spectrum of vitamins present in the mixture: A, C, E, B6, B1.

It is a source of iron and potassium.

Finally, horsetail is a very useful plant to avoid deficiencies, stimulate development and growth thanks to its many nutrients:

sulfur, iron, manganese, potassium salts, fatty acids, calcium, phosphorus, mineral salts, tannins, flavonoid glycosides, saponin, trace alkaloids, silica.

Composition

Chia, Fucus, Echinacea, Nettle, Spirulina, Artichoke, Rose hip, Dandelion, Horsetail

Directions for use:

Administered as a food supplement integrated into the ration or given alone.

10g per 100kg per day, i.e. 50g per day for a 500kg mare.

Close the bucket well after each use to keep the plants away from humidity.

The plants must be dry and have a pleasant smell.

Bucket of 1kg.