MacroMin – Daily Minerals, Vitamins, Amino & Essential Fatty Acids

Description

MacroMin provides your horse with a concentrated source of balanced minerals, vitamins, amino acids, and essential fatty acids.

MacroMin is a concentrated, herbivore-friendly (no beef gelatin, no fish oil, no bee products), food-based nutritional blend.  Made with powdered, wholefoods botanicals, including rosehips, kelp and flax, and balanced out with a mineral and salts blend; MacroMin provides a complete and holistic nutritional approach to managing your horse’s general health and wellness, establishing a solid nutritional foundation for your horse’s body to function as it is supposed to, grow to its proper genetic potential, and repair as necessary from accident, injury, or daily wear and tear.

Each daily serving of MacroMin provides your horse with:

Vitamins:  A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E, K, folic acid, choline & carotene

Minerals:  Boron, calcium, chromium, cobalt, copper, germanium, iodine, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, sodium, silica, sulphur (as methylsulphonylmethane) & zinc

Amino Acids:  Arginine, cysteine, glutamic acid, glycine, histadine, leucine, lysine, isoleucine, methionene, phenylalanine, proline, serine, threonine, tyrosine & valine

Fatty Acids:  B-sitosterol, caprylic, linoleic (omega 6), alpha-linolenic (omega 3), myristol, oleic (omega 9) & palmitic

Prebiotics: Important nutrients which encourage the proliferation of beneficial gut microflora, to optimise feed assimilation, improve immune function, and prevent colonisation of harmful microorganisms in the GI tract.

Plus, a host of other beneficial nutrients, including antioxidants, lignans, flavanoids, alginates and carotenoids; all proven, beneficial phytonutrients, contained within the various botanicals which make up MacroMin.

Does your horse require supplementation of essential and beneficial micronutrients?

For the vast majority of horses in Australia, grazing on inherently imbalanced or incomplete pastures, receiving hay grown on the same soil, grains, or even premixed feeds; the answer is yes.

Far from the wild diets horses evolved to exist and thrive on, today’s horse feeds and pastures are typically contained to a few, narrow species of grass, fodder or grain, low in omega 3 oil, copper, boron and other essential nutrients.  Access to natural mineral and salt deposits is limited or voided, creating a need for supplementation as a part of your horse’s diet.

Usage: MacroMin is typically given at a rate of 25g/100kg bodyweight, daily, mixed in your horse’s hard feed.  MacroMin can also be offered as a loose lick in paddock/herd situations – ideally keep it in a sheltered space, out of direct sun and rain, and discard any product which has become wet.