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Equine Performance Protocol

Powerful Grace into Old Age.

Horses don't just age – they lose structural integrity. We protect joints, metabolism, and energy production so that retirement doesn't mean standing still.

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The Runner Paradox

The horse is a physiological marvel, designed for almost continuous, slow movement (approx. 16 hours a day). Modern husbandry and usage often contradict this: phases of "standing" alternate with intense athletic stress.

This discrepancy is the main driver of premature aging in horses. The two biggest enemies of longevity are inflammation in the joints (Osteoarthritis) and metabolic derailments (EMS/Cushing's).

The new view on Arthritis: For a long time, it was considered pure mechanical wear ("abrasion"). Today we know: It is a biochemical process. Inflammatory messengers (cytokines) attack the cartilage. If we stop this inflammation at the cellular level, we can often extend "rideability" by years.

The Insulin Problem:
Sugary muesli feeds and grass that is too rich have led to an epidemic: Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS). High insulin levels promote inflammation throughout the body (especially in the hooves/laminitis). Longevity in horses begins with avoiding molasses and excessive grains.

The Equine Longevity Cycle

1

Structural Integrity

Supplying chondrocytes (cartilage cells) with building blocks and senolytics to remove "zombie cells" in the joint that fuel inflammation.

2

Mitochondrial Power (ATP)

Muscle loss in old age is often an energy problem. NMN helps to restart the muscle cells' power plants.

3

Metabolic Balance

Strict control of insulin levels through low-carb nutrition and exercise protects against laminitis and Cushing's episodes.

The 3 Pillars of Intervention

Metabolism

Protection against insulin resistance (EMS) through blood sugar control. Essential for ponies and hardy breeds.

Metabolic Support

Joints & Structure

Combination of anti-inflammation (Fisetin) and cartilage building. Against stiffness in the morning.

Joint Complex

Energy (NAD+)

For older sport horses losing "sparkle". NMN brings back mitochondrial performance.

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The Equine Longevity Plan

Routine creates health. How to integrate the products.

Horse in training
Before Training

Performance & Protection

Preparing muscles and joints for exertion.

  • NMN Powder: Give 30 mins before movement. Maximizes ATP production.
  • Warm-Up: At least 20 minutes walk for joint fluid (synovia).
Horse Feeding
Evening Feeding

Regeneration & Building

Supplying bradytrophic tissues (tendons/cartilage) at rest.

  • Joint Complex: Over concentrate feed/mash. Anti-inflammatory effect overnight.
  • Roughage: Sufficient hay for a stable gut flora overnight.

Joints: Why "Lubrication" isn't enough

Classic joint supplements (Hyaluron, Green-lipped mussel) are good, but often not enough. If a joint is already inflamed (Arthritis), the best building material is useless if the site is on fire.

Advanced Joint Formula

Combines Hyaluron with senolytics to stop inflammation.

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This is where modern longevity research comes in: Senolytics (like Fisetin) aim to eliminate old, inflammatory cells in the cartilage tissue. Only when the "Silent Inflammation" is stopped can the cartilage absorb nutrients again. Therefore, we always combine anti-inflammatory strategies with regenerative substances.

The Aging Gut and Immune System

In horses, 80% of the immune system is located in the gut. In old age, the microbiome shifts (Dysbiosis), making nutrient absorption difficult. Old horses often become "ribby" even though they eat well. Targeted support of the gut flora and improvement of absorption through NMN (which promotes villi health) is essential.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is NMN doping relevant?

NMN is an endogenous molecule (Vitamin B3 derivative). Currently, it is not on the FEI/FN doping list (ADMR) as it is considered a nutrient. However, for competition horses, we generally recommend a withdrawal period of 48 hours before the start to be on the safe side.

Does this help with PPID (Cushing's)?

PPID is a disease of the pituitary gland. Longevity strategies cannot cure PPID, but they can massively support the body. Antioxidants and mitochondrial support help the horse cope better with the oxidative stress caused by the disease.

The Equine Selection

High-dose special compounds for horses and ponies.

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