TriSana Spirulina tablets-1 kg bag
Forgo the mess from the powder with these convenient superfood tablets. Same great nutrition + benefits as with the powder you know and love - but now also available in cold pressed tablets!
Forgo the mess from the powder with these convenient superfood tablets. Same great nutrition + benefits as with the powder you know and love - but now also available in cold pressed tablets!
TriSana Nutrition Spirulina Tablets are an excellent ancient superfood for horses. It packs a nutritional punch, as well as being super beneficial for their health.
Spirulina is one of the richest sources of protein available, at up to 70% protein. It is a complete source of amino acids, including the limiting lysine and methionine. Furthermore, the protein is highly bioavailable, meaning the horse can utilize the whole supplement. This supplement is beloved for putting on that hard to gain muscle (like topline) when paired with an excellent workout program. It is the boost that is often needed and missing from the diet. It is a highly valuable supplement to provide in cases of malnourishment, also containing vitamins A, E, K and many micro and macro nutrients. For this same reason, spirulina is glycogen sparing in the body, leading to decreased muscle damage and inflammation from exercise, while increasing stamina and performance. It is rich in chlorophyll, which helps cleanse the blood and increase oxygen circulation.
TriSana Nutrition Spirulina is also high in fatty acids, including omega 3s. These fatty acids are highly anti-inflammatory in nature. Spirulina also contains a unique fatty acid called Gamma Linolenic acid (GLA), and is one of the richest sources found of this. GLA is highly researched to have positive effects on chronic diseases, like diabetes.
TriSana Nutrition Spirulina also serves as a probiotic for your horse. The spirulina feeds the good bacteria in their gut, while helping to inhibit the bad bacteria, leading to a more robust digestive system. A study even showed that spirulina supplementation in horses enhanced the gut lining.