Spirulina is a dense, green powder derived from fresh water, blue green algae. In laboratory experiments it has been documented, both in vitro and in vivo, as having potent anti-histaminic, anti-inflammatory and immune system moderating effects. Feed spirulina to horses to support skin and lung health as well as providing an excellent source of protein. It is well documented to be a potent antihistamine. Spirulina may have the same ability as antihistamine drugs in treatment of allergic skin and inflammatory reactions. Spirulina is also scientifically known as having a profound beneficial effect on the immune system. May help with Hives and other skin allergies Asthma and some respiratory problems Sweet and Queensland Itch Poor immune function Equine metabolic syndrome (EMS) Insulin Resistance (IR) Anti-inflammatory Antioxidant Immune system booster High in protein (55%-70%), vitamins, minerals and amino acids Supports healthy liver and kidney in their detoxifying and restorative functions Ideal for performance, breeding or high-stress situations Most horses will get used to the smell if you persist and find inventive ways of reducing or disguising the smell. Mint, carrot juice and liquorice powder can all be useful. You might get away with syringing small amounts into the horses mouth each day just before giving a bucket feed so the horse becomes used to both the taste and smell of the spirulina. At TYALLA NATURALS we only use human grade quality ingredients, aimed to support optimum health for your horse. If your horse is on any medication, we recommend consulting your vet before starting any herbal treatment. We test all our products on our own animals to feel confident that they work as well as advertised. Consistent quality and freshness are our main focus, meaning your orders are completely made to order to ensure freshness. All TYALLA NATURALS powders, seeds and granules are supplied in 1.2kg or 600g packages. Using our recommended dosage rate a 1.2 kg package will last one horse approximately 60 days. Consult your vet before treating any illness.
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