Joint herbs and minerals are also helping skin - both inside and out
Vegan Glucosamine, Hydroclonic Acid,Bosweillia Serata, Tumeric, MSM all targeting joints in our minds, only the molucules in bodies have a different idea!
When we are formulating your bespoke that is targeting to joints we are using the vegan glucosamine, tumeric, bosweillia, ginger, MSM in a balance that is going to support your own indivudual needs. It is the only supplement that is blended free from fillers so every grain is a concentrated active componant. Then the Liquid is super concentrated, like over 10 times more concentrated than any other on the market. Our horses look happier, move more freely and gain additioanl marks under the eyes of the BD judges and are jumping more succesfully, keeping poles up! The science is saying the combination of just glucosamine and HA is super powerful and that the chondroitin is highly questionable, we have never included it in our practice due to its lack of performance when we try it ourselves. But the joint combo - boy it is something else!! It really is pushing boundries and getting extraordinary results. A team at univercity is starting to study this for us as the lecturere of the equine course, as well as a BD judge and has her masters and is just completing her PHd, as she is one of the first to really be pushing boundries, she is keen to get measurements on it for us. Meanwhile we just know what is working, ride horses who feeel amazing and keep getting better scores and less poles dropping.
Extracted Source from S. Berger Last Modified Date: September 10, 2022
Glucosamine can be extracted from chitin, found primarily in the exoskeleton of crustaceans (crabs, prawns, and lobsters), as well as in the cell membranes of mushrooms.
Glucosamine and hyaluronic acid are naturally synthesized by the body, but can also be provided via nutrition. Glucosamine and chondroitin are generally recommended by veterinarians for the treatment of osteoarthritis in dogs despite the lack of compelling scientific evidence showing clinical benefit. Glucosamine and hyaluronic acid are two compounds often combined in health supplements. They are taken for a variety of reasons, but most typically are used in an effort to repair compromised tissue. The resulting repair is thought to reduce the pain of arthritis. The link between glucosamine and hyaluronic acid goes beyond their presence in joint supplements. Both compounds stimulate tissue repair in joints affected by arthritis. It is thought that this is how these compounds work to relieve joint pain. Glucosamine is an essential component of hyaluronic acid production. When taken together, glucosamine promotes hyaluronic acid synthesis in synovium tissue. The combination of these compounds leads to greater pain relief and joint function than when either is taken alone.
