*Expressed as grams amino acid nitrogen per 100g of protein nitrogen
History
The use of seaweeds as a complete source of micronutrients for animals and humans has been recorded over the centuries.
The Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim, Norway, uncovered evidence in early writings dating back to 4 BC that seaweeds were collected by Greeks, to feed their cattle.
The Romans fed seaweed to their horses as part of their regular daily diet.
Lymphangitis, an inflammation of nerve sheaths, was treated successfully in French army horses during the 1st world war by adding seaweeds to their daily feed ration.
The wild horses living on Sable Island, of the coast of Nova Scotia, have only seaweed and meram grass to keep them robust and healthy, in their harsh environment.
It’s the special nutritional qualities of seaweeds, that command so much respect from professional nutritionists.
These days domesticated animals have few opportunities to graze seaweeds in a natural way. Only in coastal areas with low tides or shores that receive fresh cast seaweed, can animals regularly feed, on this micronutrient rich, fodder resource.
These micronutrients include all trace minerals known to man, and since they are tied to protein molecules, they are quickly taken into the blood stream to feed body cells. Bioavailability is assured.
Along with a broad range of amino acids, vitamins, essential salts (electrolytes) and fibre, this blend of seaweeds, in SeaBlend, far surpass any manufactured or any land plant and any combination of land plants.
Such is the concentration of these micronutrients, that only a tablespoon per day(14 g ) is needed to provide superior health benefits, which become noticeable within 60 days of adding SeaBlend to the daily diet.
The hair coat takes on a natural, show ring sheen, and texture. The feet are much better, due to the uptake of naturally occurring biotin.
The range of B & E vitamins help to enhance disposition, making for easier handling, less nervousness. Fibre content improves feed conversion and lessens incidences of impaction.
SeaBlend users from east to west, north to south, experience significant health improvements in their horses.
Easier to handle
History
These micronutrients include all trace minerals known to man, and since they are tied to protein molecules, they are quickly taken into the blood stream to feed body cells. Bioavailability is assured.