Chaste tree - Ovaries and hormonal regulation - ESC Laboratoire

Description

Chasteberry is recognized for its beneficial action in mares with ovarian pain. Also called the tree of chastity, chaste tree is of interest for its soothing virtues on overheated wholes.

Quality analysis certified by an independent laboratory.

Bucket 1kg

Composition

Pure dehydrated plant.

Specific food participating in the nutritional balance in addition to the basic ration.

Analytical constituents: crude ash 6%, water content 10.5%.

Without additives.

Bacteriological analysis validated by an independent laboratory.

Controlled and packaged in France

Information

Chasteberry – Vitex Agnus Castus . Verbenaceae family

Chasteberry is a shrub native to Central Asia but acclimatized throughout the Mediterranean region. Blooms in June-July with purplish-purple flowers, producing fleshy fruits resembling peppercorns.

Components: Essential cineole oil and sesquiterpene carbides, flavonoids

Chaste Tree, a natural remedy for mares with ovarian pain:

Chaste tree is recognized for its beneficial action on ovarian pain. Also called tree of chastity, chastity is of interest for its soothing virtues on overheated wholes.

Many studies have shown the beneficial effect of chasteberry on premenstrual syndromes marked in particular by mood changes such as irritability or hyperemotivity.

using advice

Dose to add to the basic ration for an adult horse: 15 g/day for 3 to 4 weeks. If possible, administer in 2 daily doses.

To renew if necessary. Pregnant mares: on veterinary advice.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask your veterinarian for advice.

Formulated for equines. Close well after use.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Use by: see label