No. 19 Mordskerl balances the feed rations with its special combination of minerals, herbs, amino acids and bioactive nutrients and thus leads to a better quality of life for affected horses. In certain life, training and metabolic situations - especially in phases when the muscles, connective tissue and immune system are under particular strain - the horse's need for certain nutrients is increased.
This multi-faceted nutrient concentrate provides nutritional building blocks that certain horses either require more of or for which there is a specific nutrient deficiency:
Potpourri of antioxidants
No. 19 Mordskerl is based on a sophisticated formula in which special nutrients have been combined in an interlocking manner.
These include lysine and methionine, two amino acids whose requirements are increased during muscle building. Highly effective natural vitamin E is twice as available as synthetic vitamin E and reaches the periphery of the cell for a long time. The oligomeric proanthocyanidins from grape seeds as well as selenium yeast and zinc chelate enable the scavenging of free radicals, which increase during high-performance sport, stress and illness. This is important as free radicals can accelerate inflammation, damage cells and hinder muscle development and metabolism as well as connective tissue regeneration. So-called free radical scavengers are supplied exclusively through the diet or, as metalloenzymes, are dependent on a sufficient supply of trace elements.
Nutrient diversity for the muscles
The need for magnesium and manganese is significantly higher during the muscle building phase or when muscle metabolism is increased. Both nutrients ensure the relaxation of the muscles and the smooth formation of creatine and thus ATP (energy supplier). They are also involved in the breakdown of lactate and gluconeogenesis (conversion of lactic acid into glucose). Mordskerl contains magnesium in the valuable base-forming citrate form and manganese in the highly bioavailable chelate form, so that rapid transport into tissue is guaranteed. Only if the muscles are easy to loosen can the goal of building up the horse be achieved. Tense muscles cannot develop, they become over-acidified and resinous. This means pain for the horse, it becomes reluctant and refuses to work on building up its muscles. Tense muscles over the long term create the basis for later joint damage.
Sun-dried Burmese spirulina from wild growth
Spirulina algae from Burmese wild growth is particularly rich in spirulan, an important polysaccharide, and provides the entire spectrum of amino acids, plenty of minerals and trace elements as well as natural chlorophyll. As a freshwater algae, it is not used to supply iodine.
Carnitine, the energy maker for the cell
No. 19 Mordskerl also contains carnitine. This is a substance produced naturally in the body that specifically supports the breakdown of fat for the purpose of energy production within the cells. Only with the help of carnitine can the fatty acids enter the mitochondria, the cell's energy power plants, and be converted into ATP. In high-performance sport and in old age, the requirement is sometimes so high that the body's own synthesis can no longer meet the demand. The need for carnitine, hawthorn, grape seeds and magnesium is increased in the context of high-performance sport, stress, old age and all situations in which the heart is particularly challenged (operations, births, etc.).
Vitalizing herbs and roots
No. 19 Mordskerl is based on a herbal blend of digestion-strengthening and vitalizing herbs such as Peruvian maca and Siberian taiga root. The Mordskerl is rounded off with artichoke and milk thistle, which contain bitter substances and thus support liver function. Hawthorn is considered by St. Hildegard von Bingen to strengthen the heart.
The secret of the Andes
Like ginseng, the maca root is one of the strangest plants on earth. It thrives in the dizzying heights of the Peruvian Andes from 3800 m to 5000 m. There it is used as a food and tonic. The strength-giving effect of this plant was a thorn in the side of the Spanish conquistadors and missionaries. They banned its cultivation and consumption. But the inhabitants of Peru and the Andes saved the seeds from the times of the Incas right up to the present day. The maca root is being cultivated again and so today we can also be part of a true nutritional miracle. Due to the nature of the soil and the altitude in the barren Peruvian Andes, the maca had to develop special properties to ensure its survival in this inhospitable region. This also explains its special potency. The tuber is so rich in vitamins and minerals that the depleted soil can only be replanted after ten years. The cultivated maca root is a valuable foodstuff, rich in vitamins, iron, zinc, magnesium, calcium and phosphorus.
With No. 19 Mordskerl to Mordskerl
Like all dr. WEYRAUCH products, Mordskerl is free from any fillers. All ingredients are from selected and certified sources. The binder-, flavor- and additive-free preparation, as well as the chelated trace elements, enable particularly rapid nutrient absorption and significantly improve availability without burdening the metabolism. The ratios of the trace elements to each other are scientifically designed for the special metabolism of muscle and connective tissue. The magnesium used is of course also organically bound.
Feeding examples for No. 19 Mordskerl:
No. 19 Mordskerl provides the nutritional building blocks that are necessary for the development of an intact immune system, for loosening and training the muscles, for improving the connective tissue and for developing the will to perform. Feed calculations, hair mineral analyses and blood counts are used to identify deficiencies in the following groups:
Magnesium citrate, spirulina algae, dried fruits and seeds (milk thistle, artichoke, grape seeds, aniseed, mangosteen), dried herbs (hawthorn, coriander), dried roots (taiga, maca), bladderwrack, dried bark (cinnamon bark).
Additives/kg:
| Lysine | as L-lysine hcl monohydrochloride (3c322) | 76,000 mg |
| Methionine | as L-methionine (2b17027) | 12,000 mg |
| L-carnitine | as L-carnitine tartrate (3a911) | 50,000 mg |
| Zinc | as amino acid zinc chelate hydrate (3b606) | 6,000 mg |
| Manganese | as amino acid manganese chelate hydrate (3b504) | 12,000 mg |
| iron | as amino acid iron chelate hydrate (3b106) | 1,500 mg |
| Copper | as amino acid copper chelate hydrate (3b406) | 800 mg |
| selenium | in org. form (3b8.10) as selenium from Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060 (inactivated selenium yeast) | 18 mg |
| Cobalt | ascoated cobalt (II) carbonate granules (3b304) |
30 mg |
| natural vitamin E |
(3a700) | 10.000 mg |
Analytical constituents