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blending this type of fat with unsaturated fats from stabilized rice bran and high omega 3 fat from flax provides an even, smooth and wide energy flow to the horse on this blend. Sounds like a good reason to give coconut meal a try doesn’t it? There is more.
The high grade coconut meal used is Non-GMO and organic. There is practically no starch in coconut meal, the protein is of particularly high quality, and fits perfectly with stabilized rice bran and flax, as does the fiber. While all of this is of significant value, there is another aspect of coconut meal that allows it to move a product like Renew Gold into another level of effectiveness compared to simple fat supplement energy products.
A unique aspect of the medium chain triglycerides in coconut meal is its significant, clinically proven anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties. Used high in the digestive system in the proper amounts, this can positively influence the efficiency of the upper GI tract, promote better utilization of the nutrients broken down there and prevent pathogen production from bacterial infection or inflammation. A properly functioning upper GI tract is the proper start to better function further down the digestive system.
As you can see, there is more to coconuts in horses than meets the eye. This is the real deal. For once, our horses can truly benefit from the latest fad.
Author Win Wolcott is the president of the Phoenix Company, LLC, makers of Renew Gold. For more information, visit
www.renewgold.com.
www.equinetax.com
brian@equinetax.com
www.whisperingsageranch.com
www.montevistaequestrian.com mvequestrian@gmail.com
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Coconuts in Horses?
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