CEN NO3 Boost Nitric Oxide & Respiratory Support for Horses 1kg

Healthy circulation for your horse is vital for optimum performance and recovery. This can be negatively impacted by stress, poor diet, and inflammation. When blood circulation is restricted, it can have an impact on hoof condition as well as muscle and tendon health.

By supporting the dilation and relaxation of blood vessels, blood flow movement into the vital areas can be improved. The CEN NO3 Boost formulation promotes nitric oxide production in the horses body, supporting the various synthesis pathways.

This not only provides the natural nitrates for circulation but is also a potent source of naturally occurring phytochemicals and nutrients to help support your horses health from their heart to lungs, tendons to muscles, and skin to hoof health.

Features

Blood flow regulation
Mitochondrial efficiency (energy output)
May increase oxygen delivery throughout the body (muscle oxygenation)
Help improve time to full fatigue (stamina)
May assist with horses who tie-up
May assist with conditions such as laminitis
May increase circulation leading to improved muscle health

Benefits

Boost Nitric Oxide - Cen No3 Boost is naturally rich in nitrates. In the blood, through a chain reaction, your horses body changes nitrates into nitric oxide, which helps with blood flow and blood pressure
Blood Circulation/Blood Vessel Health - Collagen peptides provide blood vessel health support, to maintain a strong and flexible structure. This is especially important for consistent blood flow
Bleeders Lung Health - Exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage (EIPH) in horses is often referred to as bleeding. EIPH is most common in racing horses Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds
Tying Up/Muscle Health - Due to the nitric oxide effect on skeletal muscle glucose uptake, it can be beneficial for muscle health. Increasing the blood flow to working muscles can help with muscles in training in helping reduce the time to fatigue

Feed Rate

Add 1 scoop (30g) per day
Add 2 scoops (60g) per day leading up to the event