Food supplement for psychological and digestive well-being.

Mint also helps to regulate parasite activity.

Peppermint - Organic - Digestion, Transit, Contractures - 1kg

Brand: Bio Cheval

€23.00 VAT included

Peppermint is used to help maintain digestive comfort.

It is indicated for equidae:

Whose nervousness has an impact on digestion and transit.
Whose digestive system has been weakened or attacked.
Who have difficulty with dietary changes.

For particularly delicate individuals, the effectiveness of mint can be enhanced by using it in synergy with other digestive plants.

As this plant is not much appreciated by intestinal parasites, its use tends to reduce the risk of infestation between two deworming treatments.

Other benefits of peppermint :

Fights contractures
Boosts the innate immune response
Captures iron from foods with which it is ingested
Preserves tissues (skin, muscles, tendons) from oxidation (ageing, sustained effort)

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Description

Protecting the digestive mucosa and improving transit

Peppermint helps to reduce acid production in the stomach and stimulate mucin production. It is therefore the perfect complement to measures taken to reduce the appearance of gastric ulcers. It relaxes smooth muscles and stimulates digestive processes, helping to ease difficult transit and combat intestinal spasms.

Supporting the athletic horse

Tonic, relaxing, neuroprotective and antioxidant, mint is the ally of the athletic horse. Using it will boost your horse's morale and long-term resistance.

Stimulating immunity

The immune response to pathogens already known to the body is naturally stimulated. Certain substances in peppermint have been studied for their effects on certain microbes (viruses, fungi, bacteria).

Combating excess iron

Peppermint 'captures' iron from the food it is ingested with and helps to eliminate it, working in favour of vitamins B9, C and E, manganese, calcium, copper, magnesium and potassium. Excess iron plays a role in metabolic problems, laminitis, liver failure, oxidative stress (damage to skin, muscle and tendon tissue, etc.), poor absorption of zinc and copper and inadequate immunity. Pastures on acid and clay soils, as well as the forage produced from them, should be monitored (risk of high iron levels), especially if your horse shows any of the above signs. If your horse is being treated for anaemia, peppermint should be given at a different time of day.

Composition

Organic Peppermint - Mentha piperita

Aerial parts.

Dosage

Up to 10g / day per 100kg

i.e. 50g / day for a horse weighing 500kg.

The dosage should be adjusted according to the effectiveness observed.

Data sheet