Superfood “Vital Balance” closes gaps in the nutrient supply through a high proportion of biologically available minerals and trace elements and thus makes an important contribution to optimal feeding for all horses with supply shortages. It strengthens the immune system sustainably and also supports regeneration.

✓ High biological availability of minerals and trace elements
✓ To quickly compensate for deficiency symptoms
✓ after buying a horse with unknown feeding
✓ Active support of the organism through regulatory protein elements
✓ Quickly visible feeding successes

Deficiency symptoms in horses often have a variety of causes. They manifest themselves in inexplicable tiredness or poor performance, skin and hoof problems, nervousness, immune system disorders or problems with feed conversion as well as flatulence, colic and viral diseases such as the equine herpes virus. These symptoms can have various causes, but in many cases they are caused by a trace element deficiency. The trace element requirements are often not covered by the basic feed and the addition of grain. The reasons for this can be a nutrient-poor soil combined with overuse or one-sided fertilization, which leads to a lack of mineral-rich herbs. This deficiency in the basic feed (pasture grass, hay, silage) also causes a gap in the horse's supply of trace elements.
Superfood “Vital Balancing” offers organically bound minerals and trace elements. This form of binding means that the minerals and trace elements are highly biologically available and ensure that the deficiency is quickly compensated for. The high biological availability is achieved by binding the minerals and trace elements as amino acid chelates or as sugar compounds, as well as ingredients from yeast, algae or dairy products. This benefits the immune system, metabolism, the horse's ability to cope with stress and the digestive system. In addition, the horse's organism is supplied with regulatory protein building blocks. In this way, the function of trace elements in the body can be actively supported. “Vital balancing” closes the gaps in the horse’s nutrient supply and promotes the horse’s vitality.