Essence of Life Fatless'eol - Overweight in Horses

Fatless'eol - Regulates the metabolism of overweight and obese horses

Fatless'eol is a complementary feed for horses in a drinkable solution, made from plants that help regulate the metabolism of the horse. This innovative solution is specially formulated to assist horses suffering from excess weight and obesity. Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is an endocrine disease that often develops in overweight and inactive horses. Preventing obesity is essential to avoid the onset of this disease, which unfortunately affects many horses.

What are the specific instructions for giving Fatless'eol to your horse?

Description: Complementary feed for animals in a drinkable solution made from plants to regulate the horse's metabolism.

Fatless'eol is indicated for horses who are overweight and require weight management.

Composition:

• BeneoCarb-S
• Sodium chloride
• Additives: Plant-based aromatic substances: Vaccinium Myrtillus, Galega Officinalis, Agnus Castus, Rosmarinus Officinalis

Analytical Constituents:

• Water: 57.9%
• Crude protein: 0.1%
• Crude ash: 0.1%
• Crude fat: 0.5%
• Sodium: 63 mg/kg

Instructions for use:

• Adult horse (500 kg): 30 ml per day
• Foal or pony: 15 ml per day

Recommendations: Store in a cool, dry place, protected from freezing temperatures. Reseal after use.

Why use Fatless'eol?

Fatless'eol is a drinkable solution that helps regulate the metabolism of horses suffering from overweight or obesity (EMS, Cushing's disease).

Indeed, some horses with obesity develop Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), which can be compared to type 2 diabetes in humans.

The main complications of EMS are characterized by excess weight (localized fat deposits on the shoulders, neck, base of the tail, etc.), insulin resistance, and often the onset of laminitis (founder).

It is therefore crucial to implement various actions to reduce obesity, including the following measures:

1. Proper dietary management: Reduce the intake of foods that are too rich in carbohydrates (be cautious when turning horses out to pasture in the spring). Opt for grain-free feeds and offer low-quality meadow hay. If necessary, your veterinarian can assist with calculating the daily ration.
2. Physical exercise: Very important, and it should be tailored to each horse's condition (laminitis, terrain, etc.).
3. Consistency and regularity: These are key to achieving successful weight loss.

In older horses, EMS is often associated with Cushing's syndrome.

Fatless'eol is, therefore, specifically designed for horses suffering from these metabolic complications.

It helps the body eliminate excess sugars, fats, and toxins that tend to accumulate in the body without overloading the kidneys. It also promotes better blood and lymphatic circulation.

What are its main active ingredients?

• Blueberry (Vaccinium Myrtillus): Blueberries contain 5% fiber, promoting healthy digestion and acting as an appetite suppressant. They are rich in vitamins C, K, B, A, and minerals like potassium, phosphorus, and magnesium. All of this contributes to better overall function by providing antioxidant action against stress and muscle fatigue.

• Goat's Rue (Galega Officinalis): The main virtue of Goat's Rue is its hypoglycemic effect, which significantly reduces blood sugar levels. It also has a diuretic effect, which should not be overlooked.

• Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis): Rosemary is known for its action on digestion and promoting the elimination of toxins from the body. Additionally, it supports liver and bile function.