APF – Phytonutrient Support

Description

APF is a synergistic blend of phytonutrients and represents an entirely new approach to equine nutrition.

APF’s broad benefits support your horse’s natural ability to “adapt” to stress. These unique nutrients support the bodies ability to manage the damaging effects of stress through every stage of your horse’s life — beginning with the developing musculo-skeletal and immune systems of the foal, through the competitive career of the elite performance horse,  to the support of the senior equine companion.

Stress weakens the immune system, decreases the ability of the cells to access and metabolise energy and can seriously impact your horse’s health and performance.  Over the course of your horses life stress can also lead to numerous degenerative processes.

Cortisol released by stress can reduce glucose uptake in cells by 20% or more.  Stress from any source creates complex molecules called beta-lipoproteins which can result in a 30 – 40% decrease in the utilisation of glucose within the cell.   APF can support the bodies ability to counteract the effects of stress through aiding the liver to convert glycogen to glucose, sustaining the entry of glucose into cells and by supporting the utiliziation of glucose once inside the cell.

With APF, your horse will be supported in achieving a higher level of fitness more rapidly and safely.  His immune system will be supported to maintain healthy strength to withstand the challenges of training, competition, stabling and transportation.  He will adjust more easily to varying environmental factors such as temperature, humidity and altitude.

APF has been 100% successful in preventing the depression and appetite suppression you can get from pergolide.

Eleanor M. Kellon, V.M.D.
Equine Nutritional Solutions

 

…we found supplementation with APF can result in significant improvements … and overall energy and appetite.

HORSE JOURNAL
October 2002

APF was ranked FIRST in a review of 20 nutritional supplements for the performance horse by the prestigious publication, Horse Journal: “…we think the standouts in our chart include: APF…”

HORSE JOURNAL
June 2006