No More Moods, hormonal balance for mares, 1L - Equine America

Description

No More Moods contains ingredients traditionally used to balance hormones.

• Targeted nutritional support can help support hormonal changes or imbalances, which can lead to muscle tension, cramps, and irritable behavior in mares, but also in stallions and even geldings.

  Hormonal changes can lead to difficult behavior, making the horse difficult to handle, unwilling to work, and often resulting in decreased performance.

  Chaste tree extract (Vitex Agnus Castus), also known as monk's pepper, is a plant cultivated in the Mediterranean and parts of Asia, and has been used for centuries to promote hormonal balance and comfort.

  More recently, research has shown that the chaste tree plant contains natural compounds that can influence hormone levels and production. These effects are thought to help regulate hormonal balance, thereby reducing irritability, muscle tension, and cramps, which can lead to unpredictable and difficult behavior, both in the saddle and on the ground.

  Magnesium and vitamin B1 are also added to help support muscle function and the nervous system, further promoting comfort and calm behavior.

  All ingredients are selected to ensure they fully comply with racing rules and FEI guidelines for clean sport.

Composition

Formulated to provide natural ingredients to support hormonal balance in mares, non-breeding stallions and geldings, promoting comfort and a more stable mood.

The unique blend of ingredients includes:

Extract of chaste tree (Vitex agnus castus) or monk's pepper : known to support hormonal balance to help maintain a more balanced temperament, especially during the hormonal changes that occur during the mare's estrous cycle.

Magnesium : To support muscle function, especially when hormonal imbalances can lead to cramps and muscle tension.

Vitamin B1 : to support the health of the nervous system and help maintain a calm temperament.

Usage tips

For a 500 kg horse; for the first five days: 30 ml per day.

After; 15 ml per day. Maximum: 30 ml per day.

Do not feed pregnant or lactating mares and breeding stallions.