Dr. Weyrauch Resist vet 1000g – Supplementary Feed

Dr. Weyrauch Resist vet 1000g – Ergänzungsfuttermittel”

In recent years, insulin resistance in horses has been attributed to disruptions in the formation of the biomolecule Chromodulin. This polypeptide, consisting of a few amino acids, incorporates four chromium ions (with a triple positive charge; Cr3+). Chromodulin facilitates the binding of insulin to the insulin receptor located on the cell membrane. After successful binding, the enzyme tyrosine kinase is activated, which, through phosphorylation, opens the insulin receptor to allow the uptake of glucose. The formation of Chromodulin requires not only chromium but also the amino acids glycine, cysteine, glutamic acid, and asparagine, as well as vitamin B3. Yeast is considered a natural source of chromium. Ribose, a non-blood sugar-relevant pentose, is an integral part of RNA necessary for protein synthesis, as well as the energy carriers ATP, ADP, and AMP. It also plays a significant role as a secondary messenger to enhance hormonal effects within the cell.

Composition:

Yeast, Ribose, Milk Thistle Fruits, Hawthorn Leaves, Hawthorn Flowers

Additives per kilogram:

Glutamic Acid 50 g Glycine 45 g Aspartic Acid 45 g L-Cysteine Base 50 g Vitamin B3 as Niacin (3a314) 1,500 mg

Analytical Constituents:

Crude Protein 28% Crude Fat 3% Crude Fiber 4% Crude Ash 3% Sodium 0%

Feeding Recommendation:

Daily 30g (2 scoops)

A basic mineralization is ensured by the product No. 19 Mordskerl.