Elevation Bleed Assist Maintenance Supplement

Bleed Assist powder contains high concentrations of Hesperidin and Rutin bioflavonoids which aid in the maintenance of healthy blood capillaries of horses in training. Bioflavanoid compounds have been shown to increase the resistance of the capillaries, reduce free radical damage to cells and improve the uptake and utilization of Vitamin C. Vitamin K1 is a vital part of the blood coagulation process, ensuring healthy blood circulation.

Vitamin C is a strong antioxidant, with it's most important function being its involvement in collagen formation in the body. An advanced generation toxin binder contributes to the control and reduction of mycotoxin absorption in the body, supporting the body's immune system. This toxin binder does not bind minerals, unlike clay based toxin binders.

Benefits:

• Hesperidin (Bioflavonoid)

  Hesperidin is a natural bioflavonoid, and supports blood flow during strenuous activity. Bioflavonoids assist in the absorption and "proper" use of Vitamin C by the body. Hesperidin has beneficial effect on blood vessels, their health and maintenance. Hesperidin has shown to promote wound healing, improve capillary wall resistance, and vein elasticity. It has radical scavenging activity, aiding in stopping free radicals from damaging cells.

• Rutin (Bioflavonoid)

  Rutin is one of the most powerful flavonoids. Rutin has the ability to reduce, inflammation and oxidative stress. Rutin can aid in maintaining blood vessel elasticity, reduce blood vessel brittleness, lower capillary permeability, and minimize complications caused by hypertensions.

• Toxin Binder

  Mycotixins are mould and/or fungi found on many food sources, including feed grains, and stable bedding. Mycotoxins attack the immune system, and affect factors such as condition, performance, and fertility. This toxin binder is a broad - spectrum mycotoxin binder designed to reduce mycotoxin absorption within the animal and is proven to offset the risks to health and productivity that are associated with mycotoxin-induced damage. In addition to contributing to the control of mycotoxins, it also helps to support immune function and gut health within the animal.

• Vitamin C

  Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is an essential vitamin, meaning the body can't produce it. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, and is necessary for the growth, development and repair of all body tissues. It's involved in many body functions, including formation of collagen, absorption of iron, the proper functioning of the immune system, wound healing, and the maintenance of cartilage.

• Vitamin K1

  Vitamin K1 activates proteins that serve important roles in blood clotting, heart health and bone health. Vitamin K1 is responsible for both blood circulation and blood coagulation.