Inflaboost DHA 0.8 kg

• Information
• √ High potent Omega 3 fatty acid - DHA
  √ Multifunctional product with many areas of use
  √ Can be fed as a cure or preferably continuously on a maintenance dose
  √ No unnecessary fillers
  
  Inflaboost DHA contains 11% DHA, a highly potent anti-inflammatory omega 3 fatty acid. Inflaboost DHA has no waiting time for comptitions that many other anti-inflammatory supplements do have.
  
  Inflaboost DHA is produced from a pure, vegan microalgea that is micro-encapsulated to maintain nutrition in the best possible way, which extends its durability. Many concentrate feeds for horses contain high levels of omega 6 fatty acids, such as from soy, corn and rapeseed but not enough omega 3 fatty acids, which creates an imbalance. Omega 6 increases inflammation and omega 3 has anti-inflammatory properties, so it is important to feed a high potent DHA to get Omega 3 added in the feed state.
  
  Read sience references under More information.
  
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• Composition
• Ingredients
  High concentrated fatty acids, microalgae Schizochtyrium, calcium carbonate.
  
  Analytical content
  11% DHA. Crude protein 4%, crude fat 80.4%, crude fiber 0.8%, crude ash 4%, lysine 0.1%, methionine 0.1%, sodium 0.6%. Free from iodine.
  
  1 tbsp = 10 grams of feed.
  0.11 grams of DHA / per gram of feed.
• Dosage
• Pony: 1-2 tbsp
  Horse: 2-4 tbsp
  Therapeutic dose may be higher than above.
  
  Number of doses per pack
  800 grams - 40 days
  3.5 kg - 175 days
  * 1 daily dose on the front label is calculated by feeding about 20 g/day
  
  1 tbsp = 10 grams of feed.
  0.11 grams of DHA / per gram of feed.
  
  Feeding tips
  The feed has a fresh, fruity scent, mix it with other feed, we recomend Hövelers grainfree Pur.Mash which is very tasty and the Inflaboost DHA blend well with the feed. The product needs to be lined for at least 3-4 weeks to show effect. Allways start with a smaller dose.
• More information

• Did you know that...
  The reason why seafood contains Omega-3 fatty acids is that they feed on algae in the oceans or on small animals, which have algae as their food. However, not all algae are as rich in Omega-3 fatty acids. Inflaboost DHA uses a microalga called Schizochy-trium. This microalgae, which is a natural seaweed that, under carefully controlled production method, produces an algae oil of the highest quality and purity.
  
  Summary of sience & studies at DHA
  - EMS is an inflammatory condition as horses often suffer from obesity, insulin resistance (IR) and in many cases also catch. In a research on EMS horses fed DHA rich microalgae, it was shown that after 46 days, results could be seen on improved metabolism and insulin response as well as reduced inflammation.
  
  - Several studies also show that a supplement of omega-3 fatty acid DHA, extracted from algae, can have positive effects in breeding tone through improved uterine health and that foals whose mothers received supplementation of omega-3 60 days before the foal was birth, the foals had higher levels of omega-3 in them self compared to other foals. After intake of DHA, there was also an improvement in sperm motility in stallions, both before and after cooling or freezing.
  
  - The University of Florida has shown in its studies that when pregnant mares receive DHA during pregnancy and lactation, the offspring gained easier learning ability and improved working memory.
  
  - Kansas State University found that pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH) in whole blood in exercise was reduced after being fed DHA supplements for 83 days.
  
  - The benefits of DHA were reported by the University of Liège, Belgium, that they found increased circulation in the red blood cells of horses given DHA and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) in the feed state for four weeks.
  
  - Several studies show that a supplement of omega-3 to horses can improve everything from fur quality to protection against allergic disorders and inflammation.

  References 
  Elzinga, S.E., Betancourt, A., Stewart, J.C., Altman, M.H., et. al., 2019. Effects of docosahexaenoic acid-rich microalgae supplementation on metabolic and inflammatory parameters in horses with equine metabolic syndrome. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 83, 102811.

  Jacobs, R.D. 2015. Dietary supplementation of omega-3 fatty acids influences the equine maternal uterine environment and embryonic development.

  Buist, S.E., J.M. Kouba, J.D. Lillich, et al. 2015. Peripartum maternal DHA/EPA supplementation and the effect on mare reproductive parameters and foal bone metabolism. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science 35(5):441.

  Adams, L.A., Grady, S.T., Seale, J. & Cavinder, C.A. 2008. Supplementing fatty acids to improve sperm characteristics.

  Adkin, A.M., Muniz, A.V., Mortensen, C.J., & Warren, L.K. 2015. Maternal fatty acid supplementation influences memory and learning ability in yearling and 2-year-old horses. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 35(5), 419.

  Howard H. Erickson, DVM, PhD; Tammi S. Epp, DVM, PhD*; and David C.Poole, PhD,DS. Review of Alternative Therapies for EIPH
  
  Kearns, C. F., McKeever, K. H., Malinowski, K., & Struck, S. (2019). The effect of a Schizochytrium-based dietary supplement on the omega-3 fatty acid content of equine milk. Journal of equine veterinary science, 72, 46-50.

  Tifft, K. E., & Kearns, C. F. (2017). The effect of a Schizochytrium-based dietary supplement on the omega-3 fatty acid content of horse plasma and red blood cells. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 52, 1-5.