Equi TAO-XIAO / Horse Hepato-Renal Balance

- Promoting hepato-adrenal drainage

- At the change of season

- In spring (when laminitis can occur)

- Before and after exercise for sport horses

- After chemical deworming

- After a course of medication

- For older horses...

The Chinese Energy approach

Chinese tradition describes two types of waste, called "DU" which means "poisons", and which have the effect of hindering vitality:

1) "DU" of internal origin

These are produced by the body, particularly during exercise or when eating too rich a diet.

2) "DU" of external origin

These are ingested by the animal. These are essentially the various chemical molecules.

Over time, these "poisons" tend to accumulate in the body, including the blood. Encouraging their elimination is one of the ancestral techniques of Chinese tradition for preserving the 'life forces' (ZHENG QI), the source of good vitality.

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.

The advantage of Equi TAO-XIAO over conventional products, even natural ones, is that it combines a "cleansing" action with a "protective" action for vital functions. In this way, Equi TAO-XIAO avoids the stress of over-draining, which exhausts the animal's resources and means that the remedy is worse than the disease in the long term if used repeatedly.

- For 'standard' use, plan a 3-week course in spring before putting the horse out to pasture, and a 3-week course in late autumn before putting the horse back in its stall.

- For sport horses, plan a course of 2 weeks before exercise and one week afterwards.

- If you use a chemical dewormer, allow 1 week for the treatment after each deworming.

- After a medicinal treatment (antibiotic, piroplasmicide, anti-inflammatory, etc.), plan a 3-week course of treatment.

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

- Please note that there may be 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.

• A base de Rd Rhemanniae Glutin., Cortex Eucommiae, Fructus Lycii Chinensis, Flos Lonicerae, Fructus Forsythiae, Herba Portulacae, Heba Taraxaci, Rhizoma Smilacis, Sclerotium Poriae Cocos, Herba Artemisiae Annuae.

• Dénomination réglementaire > Aliment pour chevaux

• Constituants analytiques

    - Protéine brute 4,2 %

    - Cellulose brute 0,67 %

    - Matières grasses brutes 0,5 %

    - Cendres brutes 3,16 %

    - Phosphore total 0.20 %

    - Calcium 0.39 %

    - Sodium 0.06 %