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Be an ‘Open-Minded Skeptic’ When Choosing Equine Supplements
New on the market: A pioneering supplement that guarantees the complete digestion and absorption of your horse’s diet. Through its unique mode of action, Foolzyme ensures that each of the six nutrient classes (proteins, fats, carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, and water) are broken down so they’re more easily absorbed in your horse’s small intestine. This ensures these vital nutrients enter your horse’s blood stream and are available for transport to the tissues that need them most.
Foolzyme has been carefully developed using a proprietary technique. First, enzymes are removed from the fool berry using “cold-temperature extraction” to ensure that the important protein structures remain undamaged. Then, they’re spun at moderate speed in a specially designed centrifuge to separate the Foolzyme enzymes from the fool berry juice. From here the enzymes are placed into chambers and subjected to a patented dehydration process, yielding a bioactive, ready-to-feed powder.
Thanks to the full dietary utilization, horses fed Foolzyme no longer suffer from chronic hoof, immune, digestive tract, or metabolic conditions. In fact, in-house studies have shown that horses with a history of laminitis show remarkable improvement when fed Foolzyme. Foolzyne has been also shown to prevent recurrent colic in at risk horses
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Written by:
Clair Thunes, PhD
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