DIGEST TURMERIC

Liquid supplement for digestive well-being

The Curcuma Digest formula helps provide relief to horses prone to digestive problems thanks to a combination of plants renowned for their digestive properties:

Turmeric: The curcumin that gives turmeric its yellow color has been the subject of numerous studies. This substance has recognized antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. The plant is believed to be able to stimulate digestion and protect the digestive system from ulcerative tension.
Aloe vera is a natural source of precious nutrients for the well-being of the body and helps to soothe the digestive system and regulate transit.
Sage and peppermint: stimulate digestion.

Curcuma Digest is formulated starting from mother tinctures that have a high content of active plant ingredients and represent a valid alternative to the pure plant.

The liquid formula of this supplement has a number of advantages, not least of which is that it can be administered by oral syringe, which can be practical for community-dwelling horses or those who have difficulty ingesting their ration.

Composition : apple cider vinegar, Aloe vera juice, Curcuma longa (macerated, filtered), vegetable glycerin. Sensory additives: aromatic substances (peppermint, sage).

Analytical components: crude protein < 0.5%, crude fat < ​​0.5%, crude ash 0.4%, crude fibre < 2.0%, moisture 98.3%, sodium 0.011%.

Complementary feed for horses.

Suggested use: Dosage to be added to the basic ration of an adult horse (550 kg): 30 ml per day for 3 weeks. If possible, administer in 2 daily doses. Repeat if necessary. Do not hesitate to seek advice from your veterinarian before use or extension.

Precautions for use: Shake well before use. Not recommended for pregnant or lactating mares, foals or in case of gastric ulcer (at high doses). Formulated for equines. Close tightly after use. Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children.

Doping control: Since this product contains one or more doping substances, discontinue use before an official event. Ask your veterinarian for advice on the waiting period (72 hours).