Equi TAO-SHUI / Equilibre Rénal Cheval

According to modern science, the type of energy imbalance for which Equi TAO-SHUI should be used could correspond to a context of oedema, engorgement, etc.

The Chinese Energy approach

Water is YIN in nature. This is why it tends to accumulate towards the bottom of the body (the hindquarters) when it is not sufficiently eliminated.

According to Chinese tradition, the Kidneys belong to the "WATER" element, which needs YIN energy to perform its role properly.

As a result of illness or ageing, this YIN energy can sometimes be insufficient. In this case, this type of energy imbalance can also be accompanied by overheating during exercise and/or profuse sweating...

120g jar of plant powder with dosette.

1 measuring spoon (supplied) per day for 150 kg of weight (to be mixed with food). Divide into 2 doses if possible.

- As far as Equi TAO-SHUI is concerned, no adverse effects or incompatibility with other products have been reported to date.

- We would draw your attention to the possibility of variations in the colour, smell or texture of the plants used in our products. This is normal as all our ingredients are of natural origin and therefore subject to the vagaries of the weather, just as the same wine will vary from one year to the next. Of course, the properties are the same and the content of active ingredients is identical, whatever the batch.

- Based on Sclerotium Poriae Cocos, Radix Rhemaniae, Semen Plantaginis, Medulla Tetrapancis, Rhizoma Alismatis.

- Regulated name > Feed for horses

- Analytical constituents

    - Crude protein 4.2

    - Crude fibre 0.67

    - Crude fat 0.5

    - Crude ash 3.16

    - Total phosphorus 0.20

    - Calcium 0.39

    - Sodium 0.06