TRUE SWEAT supports the normal sweating process and brain function and contains ingredients known to help maintain a healthy nervous system. Anhidrosis, the failure to sweat or insufficient sweat, reduces a horse’s ability to perform. Signs include not sweating at all, only small amounts of sweat under the bridle or saddle pad after riding, light sweat on the flanks, dull coat and heavy breathing during and after exercise. When a horse does not sweat properly, core temperature and essential enzyme-driven metabolic process cannot be properly maintained. Failure to sweat causes increased body temperature, acid in the stomach and general discomfort. Directions for use: (5 gram) scoop includedGive 2 scoops twice daily (AM and PM) for the first 14 daysMaintenance directions:Give 1 scoop twice daily Active ingredients All quantities are minimum unless otherwise statedCalcium 0.1%Calcium (Max) 0.2%Zinc 5.3%Ingredients:Zinc Oxide – Zinc plays an important role in growth and development, immune response, neurological function and reproduction. Cholene Bitartrate – A lipotropic factor and precursor of Betaine. The kidneys use Choline Bitartrate to maintain water balance, critical for normal membrane structure and function. It is used to produce the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine. Inositol – A fundamental ingredient of cell membranes, necessary for proper function of nerves, brain and muscles. Serotonin, a neurotransmitter in the brain, requires inositol for proper functioning.Thiamine Mononitrate – Thiamine Mononitrate is essential for the function of the heart, muscles and nervous system. Niacin – One of the B vitamins required for cell respiration. Niacin helps support the metabolism. It promotes proper circulation and healthy skin, correct functioning of the nervous system, normal secretion of bile and stomach fluids. Pyridoxine HCl – One of the B vitamins necessary for metabolism. Pyridoxine HCl assists in the balancing of sodium and Potassium, essential components of sweat.d-Calcium Pantothenate – One of the B vitamins, a component of coenzyme A, a coenzyme for a variety of life-sustaining reactions. It is necessary for the synthesis of fats, steroid hormones and neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Tocopherol – A fat-soluble antioxidant vitamin involved in cell metabolism. It protects vitamin A from oxidation in the body’s cells, and discourages breakdown of body tissue
