Eaze Up – Joint and Muscle Supplement

Description

Eaze Up

Eaze Up is a joint supplement that helps horses and ponies recover from neck, back, pelvis, and limb problems so much quicker!

Eaze Up will help reduce your horse’s massage therapy, osteopath, and chiropractor bills. It provides essential nutrients missing in the diet to help support the healing process. It is a wonderful source of super antioxidants. It also helps with the repair of muscles, ligaments and is safe for the digestive system, and can be fed to young and older horses.

All ingredients are human grade and include:

• Antioxidants, Vitamin C, and Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA). Alpha Lipoic Acid, is a novel antioxidant that is both water soluble and fat soluble, protecting the cell against oxidative stress.
• MSM, (Methylsulphonylmethane) which is an important building block of normal tissue. Helps horses and ponies move more freely. It is a bioavailable form of sulfur for building and repairing cartilage. It also helps support a normal inflammatory response.
• Glucosamine helps to support equine joint health and comfort. Glucosamine can help to reduce stiffness and poor mobility in equines

The Benefits of Feeding MSM

• Although naturally occurring in foods such as lucerne and whole grains, the amount of MSM from the horse’s diet is unlikely to be a significant contributor compared to supplementing with the pure ingredient.
• MSM is essential for joint health and one of its most important roles is the production of collagen, which is a component of connective tissue and cartilage which are the “shock absorbers” of the joints. MSM can be beneficial for any horse, young or old, in need of additional joint support.
• MSM has benefits for heavily exercised horses by minimizing oxidative damage and inflammation allowing their muscles to recover quickly. It is frequently given to high-performance horses to keep them in top competition shape.
• It can help to promote an active lifestyle, by helping older horses to stay comfortable and mobile.
• It can support the production of Keratin – a protein that makes up hair, hooves, and skin. MSM is wonderful for promoting healthy hooves.
• It helps support soft tissue, tendon, and ligament health. MSM can prevent oxidative damage; help to produce glutathione (an antioxidant that keeps tissues healthy); and is rich in sulphur for joint, tissue, tendon, and ligament health.

The Benefits of feeding Glucosamine Sulphate:

• It helps to support equine joint health and comfort. As a joint supplement for horses, Glucosamine can help to reduce stiffness and poor mobility in equines.
• A great all-rounder: Glucosamine for horses can improve performance and exuberance in horses; benefit collagen, joint fluid, tendon, and ligament health; and can help to treat and prevent arthritis.
• It naturally targets the body’s inflammatory response to assist with daily wear and tear, repair, and recovery.
• It’s great for keeping older horses comfortable. It can help senior horses to stay comfortable and is often used to support mobility in older equines.
• Glucosamine for horses is safe for consistent long-term use, with no reported side effects

The Benefits of Feeding Vitamin C

• Eaze Up contains sodium ascorbate which is a form of vitamin C that has sodium components that help lower its acidity levels. The sodium content helps vitamin C to be easily absorbed and stay longer in the body.
• As a water-soluble antioxidant, Vitamin C can help keep the horse healthy in times of stress. As an antioxidant, the vitamin works to fight against free radicals by neutralising them and therefore rendering them non-harmful. If antioxidants are unavailable free radicals can build up in the body leading to damage to cells and tissues.
• Vitamin C also plays a role in the immune system of the horse. This vitamin helps to enhance how the immune system works by stimulating the formation of antibodies. Antibodies are proteins that are needed for fighting off invading pathogens such as bacteria and viruses.

Factors that Influence Vitamin C

• Healthy horses grazing on fresh forage should get sufficient Vitamin C through their diet. However, many horses do not have the opportunity to graze continuously and are involved in training programs, which can be stressful to the immune system.
• Stresses that happen regularly such as Competition, transportation, changes in environment, and separation anxiety. Surgical interventions such as castration and vaccination can reduce tissue levels of Vitamin C and the disease status of the horse such as infections, viruses, and parasitism.
• Therefore, when it comes to supplementation, although horses can synthesise this vitamin within their body, in times of stress from training or performance, Vitamin C levels may be depleted, and supplementation is required to support immune function and to support healthy connective tissue.

Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA):

Alpha Lipoic Acid is a novel antioxidant that is both water and fat-soluble. It helps protect the cell against oxidative stress and can regenerate other antioxidants and make them active again. Antioxidants are either produced by the body or can be provided in the diet. Common antioxidants include vitamins C and E which are found in fresh healthy grasses. The horses’ diet is generally sufficient in Alpha Lipoic Acid because it’s found in green plants, but some horses and ponies are on restricted grazing. Once fresh grass is cut and stored as hay, it is lost through oxidation.

Benefits of Feeding Alpha Lipoic Acid:

• Alpha lipoic acid is a beneficial antioxidant, especially for horses and ponies predisposed to weight gain and laminitis. It helps encourage healthy metabolism in horses which are good doers or prone to laminitis.
• It can be used to support healthy hoof laminae.

Horses in hard work will benefit from alpha lipoic acid to help maintain and support the body’s defence against free radicals.