Hepax forte for horses
Dietetic complementary feed for horses
- Supports liver function in cases of chronic liver insufficiency.
- Long-lasting effect thanks to high dosage.
- Only 1x day.
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General health is closely linked to a healthy metabolism and therefore also to good liver function. The horse's liver is simultaneously a metabolic and storage organ, a central organ for detoxification processes and a production site for essential body components such as muscle protein. Hepax forte is a combination of proven ingredients for a healthy liver.
| Horses | Number of measuring spoons |
| per 100kg | 1 |
| 1x a day |
Milk Thistle Extract (Silybum marianum fructus) The fruit of the milk thistle has positive, supportive properties for the function of the liver. Free radicals in the liver can be intercepted by feeding milk thistle. The silymarin obtained from the fruit of the milk thistle can have a positive effect on the biosynthesis capacity of the hepatocytes.
Artichoke Extract (Cynara scolymus folium) Based on new studies, artichoke leaves are said to have choleretic, cholekinetic, cholesterol- and lipid-lowering as well as hepatostimulating properties.
Reishi Ground (Ganoderma lucidum) The "mushroom of immortality" has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for more than 4,000 years and has become one of the world's most important medicinal mushrooms. It can support the liver by inhibiting lipid accumulation and collagen deposition. In addition, the triterpenes in reishi have been shown to inhibit the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) in humans, which produces angiotensin, which increases blood pressure. It also supports the oxygen enrichment of the blood - the organs can be better supplied with oxygen.
Lecithin Lecithin is converted into choline in the liver. This choline is responsible for removing excess fat from the liver - if it is missing, this can promote fatty liver. Choline can also be converted into betaine, the starting material for S-adenosylmethionine, which is important for detoxification.
Betaine Betaine is one of the starting materials for the formation of methionine in the liver. The amino acid methionine is converted into S-adenosylmethionine through a biochemical reaction, which plays a crucial role in metabolic detoxification processes. Betaine can also help maintain a healthy liver.
Vitamin E As a so-called antioxidant, vitamin E has the task of binding free radicals in the liver. These are a very active form of oxygen that can damage tissue and reduce metabolic functions. Vitamin E can help to significantly reduce their number and thus protect the tissue and its functions.
B Vitamins B vitamins are stored in the liver and are involved as cofactors in detoxification processes and syntheses. Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is particularly noteworthy: it is a cofactor in the methionine synthesis reaction and plays a key role in the formation of S-adenosylmethionine.
Zinc The liver is the main organ of zinc metabolism. Zinc can improve the organ's ability to regenerate and support its function.
Magnesium Magnesium is needed for the synthesis of S-adenosylmethionine, which plays an important role in liver detoxification processes.
Fermented corn flakes, wheat bran, herbs (milk thistle, peppermint), reishi powder, alfalfa chopped, corn germ, beet fiber, carrots, diastatic malt, isomaltulose molasses, oil cake mix (linseed, sunflower seeds, black cumin seeds), brewer's yeast, fruit fiber (apple/grape), artichokes, fermented barley flakes, magnesium oxide, seaweed lime, salt, turmeric, garlic, dicalcium phosphate, cold-pressed oil seed mix (linseed, sunflower seeds, black cumin seeds), magnesium fumarate, vinegar, seaweed meal Protein and fiber sources: protein from yeasts, amino acids and oil seeds; fiber from alfalfa, herbs, fruit fiber, beet fiber; easily digestible carbohydrates: fermented corn and barley flakes
Crude protein (9.4%), crude ash (9.4%), crude fiber (7.9%), crude fat (9.1%), calcium (Ca) (1.6%), potassium (K) (0.7%), lysine (0.5%), magnesium (Mg) (0.7%), methionine (0.2%), sodium (Na) (0.5%), phosphorus (P) (0.4%), starch (16.0%), sugar (4.4%)
Silybum marianum (milk thistle) extract (70,000mg), Cynara scolymus (artichoke) extract (21,000mg)
Kieselguhr (diatomaceous earth, purified) E551c (4000mg), Liquid lecithins 1c322i (50,000mg)
Beta-carotene 3a160(a) (53mg), vitamin E 3a700 (10,000mg), vitamin B1 3a821 (620mg), vitamin B2 3a825i (414mg), vitamin B6 3a831 (414mg), vitamin B12 3a835 (7,440μg), biotin 3a880 (310,000μg), choline chloride 3a890 (300mg), folic acid 3a316 (444mg), betaine hydrochloride 3a925 (50,400mg), zinc as zinc sulfate, monohydrate 3b605 (3500mg), cobalt as coated cobalt(II) carbonate granules 3b304 (0.6mg)
Keep out of reach of animals. Not recommended or suitable for pregnant mares and foals under 6 months. Not to be fed to animals with allergies to any of the ingredients or with bile flow disorders. Contains yeast products. Pellets, ideal for horses allergic to dust. Made in Germany.
Do not store above 30°C. Use within 6 months after opening.
Under the drug control regulations of the National Equestrian Federation (FEI compliant), there is a waiting period of 48 hours for this product (from last usage until the beginning of the tournament). In accordance with the FEI (Fédération Équestre Internationale) this product has no relevance in terms of doping regulations.
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