Horse Dynamic POWER PLUS +Magnesium +Lysine

Magnesium is extremely important as a component of numerous enzymes in the horse's nerve and muscle tissue. In the animal organism, about 60% of the magnesium is localised in the bone tissue. In blood serum, the magnesium content is 2-3 mg per 100 ml. The magnesium supply is extremely important for the heart function. During lactation, growth and for the development of muscle and nerve tissue, and to a lesser extent during sweating, the magnesium requirement is increased. The supply of magnesium is sufficient with normal feeding supplemented with cereals. On the other hand, in intensively fertilised meadows, the absorption rate of magnesium can be disturbed by an excess of potassium. Stress also causes a reduction in the absorption rate of magnesium in the intestinal tract.

A lack of magnesium leads to a drop in blood levels, which results in tetanic symptoms (pasture tetany), increased excitability, muscle tremors and muscle cramps after only a short time. Essential amino acids play a key role in the renewal and building of body substance. The organism can build up some of the amino acids itself, but essential amino acids must be supplied through the feed. In plant proteins, especially in cereals, the amino acid composition is unbalanced, so that the supply of the essential amino acids lysine and methionine is sometimes insufficient. The supply of lysine and methionine is of great importance for muscle development and new muscle formation, especially during growth and training phases