MULTIBALANCE

Glycogen and the Athletic Horse: Carbohydrates and fats supply the bulk of the energy to horses during exercise, and the use of each often depends on the intensity of the exercise. During lower-intensity exercise, approximately 42 percent of energy is supplied through the oxidation of fat, versus 58 percent from carbohydrates. During high-intensity exercise, the ratio can shift to 30 percent from fat and 70 percent from carbohydrates. Regardless of intensity, top performance

Horses experience stress from a variety of routine activities — from training, traveling, and trailering, to weather, diet changes, and even social interactions. TruEquine® postbiotic can help. Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentate postbiotic is backed by sixteen (16) equine-specific research studies, commissioned in partnership with top universities and independent laboratories across the U.S. It’s a natural* solution that works with the horse’s biology to manage stress throug

Performance is often measured in visible outcomes—energy, recovery, focus, and durability. But those outcomes are built on something less visible and far more fundamental: nutritional homeostasis. Before a horse can fully benefit from advanced training, digestive support, or structural support, the body must have a stable nutritional foundation capable of supporting the demands placed upon it. That is where performance begins. WHY FOUNDATION COMES FIRST Every physiological pr