Gastromix - Digestion and gastric acidity in horses - ESC Laboratoire

Description

Gastromix is ​​a mixture of 10 plants selected for their soothing properties during gastric acidity and digestive spasms. Gastromix participates in the reinforcement of the intestinal flora and in the maintenance of the general state.

Quality analysis certified by an independent laboratory. Exclusive formula developed by our laboratory.

The effectiveness of the Gastromix plant mixture is reinforced by the presence of clay rich in kaolin, recognized for its benefits on the digestive mucous membranes.

Gastromix also participates in strengthening the intestinal flora, good digestion and maintaining the general condition.

Composition

Gastromix , a mixture of plants which contributes to the digestive comfort of horses:

Gastromix is ​​a mixture of 10 plants selected for their soothing properties on the horse's digestive system: CLAY - CHAMOMILE - CHICOREE - FENUGREEK - MARSHMALLOW - MELISSA - MELISSE - PEPPERMINT - VERBENA. This formula was developed by our Laboratory.

This association makes Gastromix a natural supplement that facilitates the digestion of horses thanks to the properties of plants with complementary virtues acting in synergy and in particular:

• Chamomile: Matricaria, also called German chamomile is used in case of stress and digestive discomfort
• Peppermint: Peppermint, which has been the subject of studies on irritable bowel syndrome, helps relieve gastrointestinal spasms and promote digestion.
• Marshmallow: Marshmallow relieves irritations of the digestive tract thanks to its richness in mucilages. These swell on contact with water taking on a viscous gelatin-like texture and line the walls of the stomach

using advice

Dose to add to the basic ration of an adult horse (550kg):

50 g per day. Give if possible in 2 daily doses. Make a cure of 3 weeks minimum.

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

Pregnant mares: on veterinary advice. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask your veterinarian for advice.