
Arnicagel + Soothing Gel with Arnica for Horses - 500 ml - GREENPEX
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Horse muscles play a central role in locomotion, posture and adaptation capacity to exercise. During regular training or periods of intense activity, their nutritional needs increase.
Equistro Excell E provides vitamin E, an essential nutrient involved in protecting muscle fibres against the oxidative stress generated by exercise.
This supplement is particularly recommended:
for sport horses
during periods of intensive training
for horses returning to work
during muscle recovery phases
Muscular exercise naturally leads to an increased production of free radicals. Vitamin E helps protect muscle cells against these oxidative phenomena.
Equistro Excell E thus helps support:
the protection of muscle fibres
recovery after exercise
overall muscular resistance
Suitable supplementation can improve the horse's ability to adapt to training.
After sustained exercise or during a gradual return to work, muscles require specific nutritional support to optimise their functioning.
Equistro Excell E fits easily into nutritional programmes designed to support:
return to work
sporting recovery
competition periods
Young horses in sporting growth or heavily worked adult horses can benefit from additional vitamin E intake.
The powder form allows for simple incorporation into the daily ration. It is particularly suitable for horses receiving a personalised diet or those followed in a sporting structure.
Equistro Excell E powder is suitable:
for seasonal courses
for long-term nutritional programmes
for horses receiving an individualised ration
This presentation makes it easy to adjust supplementation according to the horse's needs.
As with other mammals, the horse has three types of muscle: skeletal muscles involved in locomotion, smooth muscles present in internal organs, and cardiac muscle.
These are the ones that require appropriate nutritional support during sporting efforts.
The horse has numerous muscle groups distributed across the neck, back, limbs and hindquarters. Their coordination ensures propulsion, balance and posture.
A targeted intake of vitamin E helps support their functioning.
During ridden work, several muscle groups are engaged simultaneously, particularly those of the back, hindquarters and neck. These muscles contribute to propulsion and movement stability.
It helps maintain the horse's physical availability.