BCAA

Improves recovery and protects the muscles

BCAA is an excellent choice when you want to speed up the horse's recovery, protect muscles from break down and initiate muscle building.

What is BCAA and which horse should eat it?  

BCAA is sutable for horses who feel a low and dull after training and competition. BCAA consist of branched aminoacids that the horse cannot produce itself, the must be absorbed via the supplementary feed. BCAA provides the body with the protein needed to inhibit the breakdown of muscles and cortisol levels (stresshormone that aids in muscle-breakdown).

BCAA can be given as a daily supplement as well as a boosting complement the days that the horse trains or competes.

Benefits with BCAA

• Improved recovery

• Relieves soreness after exercise

• Can be given both before and after training and competition 

• Suitable to give on rest days 

• Aids the horse in maintaining shape during intenive periods

• Can be given to all ages

0 h withdrawl time

Feeding Directions

Storage & Shelf life

Store dark, cool and well sealed. 
24 months. See best before date.

Additives per         30 ml (24 g) per 1000 g

Amino acids

L-Leucine 3c382      11 g                 460 g

L-Valine 3c370          5.5g                 230g

L-Isoleucine 3c381    5.5g                 230g

Composition

Lecithin 

Analytical constituents 

Crude protein   69.1%

Crude oil-fat     0.39%

Plant thread     <0.5%

Raw ash          0.29%

Calcium    <100 mg/kg

Sodium     <300 mg/kg

Phosphorus   140 mg/kg