Protexin Equine Premium Acid Ease, 1.5 Kg

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Composition: Alfalfa meal, Calcium carbonate [18%], Magnesium carbonate [9%], Psyllium husk, Lignocellulose, Pectin [5%], Dicalcium phosphate, Preplex® prebioitc - (Fructo-oligosaccharide) [2%], Soya oil. The natural supplements we manufacture are extensively researched for safety and efficacy. We work closely with leading universities and research centres around the world on a range of ongoing research programmes. If you already have a problem like heartburn or an irritable bowel, avoid them completely. Beware gut symptom triggers

Contains calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate, as well as kaolin, pectin and L-threonine which together act to buffer excess acid and soothe the gut lining. Try to stay away from foods and drinks that trigger your digestive symptoms. Keep a food diary to work out which foods cause your symptoms. Choose the right drinks to ease digestion

Fill up on fibre to prevent constipation

Acid Ease contains a high concentration of probiotic organisms which should be sufficient for most horses. However, for additional probiotic support Gut Balancer can safely be given alongside Acid Ease. Symptoms are often worse after eating, when lying down and when bending over. Causes of heartburn and acid reflux Many people love spicy food and it does not bother their digestive system. Others find their tummy is upset when they have spicy food.

Yes, Acid Ease is safe to use to support optimal gastrointestinal pH for long periods. The daily amount given can be reduced to the maintenance level for long term use. It's important to keep drinking, especially water. It encourages the passage of waste through your digestive system and helps soften poo. Fatty foods, such as chips, burgers and fried foods, are harder to digest and can cause stomach pain and heartburn. ADM Protexin is a member of BETA and are NOPS accredited. All ingredients in our products are selected to ensure they are fully compliant with the FEI guidelines for Clean Sport. To avoid problems such as constipation, heartburn and symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), it's important to eat the right foods. Here's a tummy friendly diet to aim for. Fill up on fibre to prevent constipationIf you have an existing health condition or a weakened immune system, talk to a doctor before taking any probiotic supplements. But do not try to achieve the same effect by using additional pillows, as this can increase pressure on your belly and make your symptoms worse. A pharmacist can help with heartburn and acid reflux Try to eat more lean meat and fish, drink skimmed or semi-skimmed milk, and grill rather than fry foods. Go easy on spice to avoid tummy troubles