Below are links to several forums which discuss seabuck complete. It is not a surprise that horse owners are seeing the benefits of using this equine supplement. Made from the nutrient rich seabuckthorn berry, SeaBuck Complete is a valuable source of omega 3, 6, 7 and 9, as well as many vitamins, minerals, carotenoids and flavonoids.
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The Latest and Greatest Information on Animal Health, Sea Buckthorn, and Omega 7
August 25, 2009
August 6, 2009
Nutritional Post #2 - SeaBuck Complete
Omega 3 Fatty Acid - Found predominantly in cold water fish, green leafy vegetables, some berry oils, whole grains, legumes and nuts, Omega 3 is an important part of the diet for not only humans but horses as well. It is important to note that Omega 3 is best utilized by a horses body in a 1:4 ratio (omega 3 to omega 6). Since most diets include an over abundance of omega 6, it is important to add sources of omega 3. The seabuckthorn berry, and in turn Seabuck Complete offer a stellar 1:1 ratio of these omegas.
Here are some of the major benefits to horses from omega 3.
Article (this is 2006 article about omega 3 form The Horse)
Here are some of the major benefits to horses from omega 3.
- Can reduce inflammation - important for performing horses doing any strenuous activity.
- Increases levels of blood plasma and red blood cells.
- Can increase not only sperm quality, but also sperm quantity in stallions.
- Helps maintain healthy brain function.
- Helps regulate metabolic processes.
Article (this is 2006 article about omega 3 form The Horse)
August 5, 2009
Nutritional Post #1 - SeaBuck Complete
Antioxidant Network - SeaBuckthorn naturally contains a broad array of vitamins, even obscure vitamins such as K, D, and P, and high levels of some of the most powerful antioxidants such as vitamins A, C, E, and carotenoids. Science has proven that antioxidants only work to their full capacity in synergy with one another. Seabuckthorn naturally delivers these optimal levels.
Article (this is a link to an article from The Horse about oxidative stress in exercise)
Article (this is a link to an article from The Horse about oxidative stress in exercise)
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