NuVena - Biotin 330g

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Description:

Biotin, also known as vitamin H or B7, plays an important role in cellular metabolism, i.e. converting food into energy so that horses can grow, work and reproduce. It has a strong effect on the condition of hair, fur, skin and its horny products. It is particularly valued by horse owners for its significant effect on hooves.

In addition, biotin is essential for cell growth, fatty acid synthesis and fat and amino acid metabolism, which supports the body's performance.

It plays an important role in maintaining the health of the reproductive tract and the stability of the nervous system.

Hoof cells are among the most metabolically active in the body because they are subject to constant cell proliferation. The hoof horn is used up and must constantly grow.
It has been repeatedly shown in studies on horses and ponies that long-term biotin supply clearly supports the growth of a strong, healthy hoof horn.

It also has a positive effect on its growth rate.

When to use?

- in horses with hoof problems
- when hoof growth is slowed
- when the hoof horn is weak, cracking
- during the period of hair replacement (molting)
- in the case of flaking skin (biotin deficiency manifests itself in this way, but there can be many causes of such a condition)
- in the case of large wounds, after surgeries
- helpful in the case of lack of energy, after a period of malnutrition, in the case of metabolic problems
- in horses with a tendency to laminitis

The role of biotin in the body:

- contributes to maintaining proper energy metabolism
- has a significant impact on the growth and repair of skin and hooves
- helps to maintain the proper condition of mucous membranes
- takes part in the synthesis of fatty acids and the metabolism of fats and amino acids
- important for the proper functioning of the thyroid and adrenal glands
- plays a role in the health of the reproductive tract and the stability of the nervous system

Symptoms and effects of deficiency:

- soft hoof horn, slowly growing, cracking, thin sole
- peeling skin, premature graying, slow healing of wounds
- tendency to conjunctivitis
- weak muscles, lack of energy

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