Description

St. Hippolyt Magnesium B12

Magnesium in metabolism
Magnesium is involved in more than 300 enzymatic metabolic reactions.
It has important functions in the transmission of nerve impulses, the inhibition of stress hormones and muscle contraction.
A deficiency of magnesium can promote muscle and nerve problems, deteriorated reactivity, reluctance to work, metabolic problems and muscle stiffness can be a consequence.

Vitamins for functional nerves
Vitamin B12 plays an equally important role in metabolism.
B12 is particularly essential for nervous resilience, nervous performance, efficiency and the ability to concentrate.
It also stimulates appetite and supports feed conversion by improving mucous membrane regeneration.
A vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to increased susceptibility to stress, nervousness, reduced mental and physical resilience, exhaustion, loss of appetite and poor feed conversion.

For stress-prone horses to increase nervous resilience.
Improve nerve function
To improve performance and concentration

Composition

Magnesium fumarate/acetate 20 %, magnesium oxide 19 %, oil cake mix (linseed, sunflower seeds) 10 %, oil mix cold pressed (linseed, sunflower oil) 9.2 %, maize germ, pea flake meal, magnesium sulphate 4.8 %, carrots, brewer’s yeast, fruit fibres (apple/grape), herbs (honeysuckle, alfalfa, blueberry leaves, meadowsweet, peppermint, camomile), banana flour, cinnamon, turmeric, vinegar.

Analyse

Crude protein 8.0 %
Crude fat 13.0 %
Crude fibre 3.5
Crude ash 10.5
Calcium 1,55 %
Phosphorus 0.2
Magnesium 15.00 %
Sodium 0,1 %
Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives
Vitamin A 3a672a 300 000 IE
Vitamin D3 3a671 35 000 IE
Vitamin E 3a700 20 000 mg
Vitamin B1 3a821 2 100 mg
Vitamin B2 3a825i 4 000 mg
Vitamin B6 3a831 2 000 mg
Vitamin B12 / cyanocobalamin 20 000 mcg
Biotin 3a880 3 500 mcg