Turmeric - Horse joints and digestion - ESC Laboratoire

Description

Curcuma longa is a spice with multiple virtues. Rich in curcumin with powerful antioxidant properties, it is traditionally used in horses subject to joint stiffness or stomach problems.

TURMERIC – Curcuma longa . Zingiberaceae family

Turmeric is a herbaceous, perennial plant from 60cm to 1m in height. Its rhizome (root) is light brown and orange-yellow inside. Discreet, pale yellow flowers. This spice is grown in tropical Asia, Africa and the West Indies.

Composition

Components: Curcuminoids, essential oil, polysaccharides, starch, iron, manganese. Pure dehydrated plant. Dehydrated root powder

Turmeric, a plant recommended in case of joint inflammation in horses:

The curcumin that gives the yellow color to turmeric has been the subject of numerous studies. This substance has recognized antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. The root of Curcuma longa is traditionally used to soothe the horse's sensitive joints, especially during osteoarthritis.

This spice is also beneficial for supporting the horse's digestive system, especially during stomach pain, digestive discomfort or liver problems.

using advice

Dose to add to the basic ration for an adult horse (500kg): 10g / day for 30 days. To renew if necessary. If possible, administer in 2 daily doses. Pregnant mares: on veterinary advice.

Pure dehydrated plant. Quality analysis certified by an independent laboratory

Bucket 1kg

Formulated for equines. Close well after use. Store in a cool, dry place.