Dr. Weyrauch No.4 Goldwert (dog) - 60 capsules

Dr. Weyrauch No. 4 Goldwert - 60 capsules

Dr. Weyrauch No.4 Goldwertis a fine composition of highly bioavailable trace elements and selected herbs as suppliers of special secondary plant substances. It supplements the feed ration of conventionally fed dogs as well as bartered and sensitive dogs with valuable nutrients that are necessary as cofactors for the smooth functioning of the metabolism. No. 4 Gold Value Capsules are generally fed to dogs on a daily basis. Either the capsule contents are mixed into the food or the capsule itself is hidden in something irresistibly tasty (e.g. veal liver sausage), so the intake of high-quality trace elements in combination with secondary plant substances shows rapid improvements: Internally often in well-being and externally in the appearance of the skin. In some cases, better digestion and looser, more active mobility can also be expected. A continuous, needs-based supply of trace elements can lead to an improvement in many chronic processes.trace element deficiencies are among the most common deficiency symptoms in humans and animals today. Trace elements serve, among other things, to activate special vitamins. Supplemental B-complex vitamins such as B1 or B6 from the diet can only be made accessible to the body if sufficient zinc and manganese are present as enzyme activators. As a result, pure vitamin supplements may be perceived as "not noticeable", even though there is a deficiency that needs to be remedied. Secondary plant substances from herbs, such as carotenoids, polyphenols and flavonoids, can not only strengthen the vitamin effect but also improve trace element absorption. Flavonoids have a vitamin-saving effect (Schmidt et al. "Leitfaden der Mikronährstoffe", 2004). In nutrition, it is often the inconspicuous nutrients that determine well-being, performance and health or malaise, weakness and illness. Nutrients such as trace elements and special secondary plant substances have a considerable influence on metabolism, cell health, the immune system and the body's overall ability to regenerate. A lack of such nutrients - even though the requirement appears low compared to the other nutrients - leads to problems with skin health and hair, digestive and performance weaknesses as well as movement disorders such as tension or even joint problems. There is also a growing awareness that noxious substances (synthetic substances and chemicals such as preservatives and binding agents, flavorings and preservatives) can have a negative impact on the metabolism. While zinc is known for its importance for cell regeneration, skin and coat development and the immune system, manganese and copper are essential for the entire connective tissue (subcutaneous tissue), but especially for the development of cartilage and bone tissue. Selenium, on the other hand, is of great importance for the heart and muscles, for bodily detoxification via the enzyme glutathione peroxidase and thus also for the immune system. Grains, fat and cheap fillers are nowhere near enough to cover this requirement. Even for barfers, feeding can become problematic, as neither the meat of conventional farm animals nor vegetables have the same high nutrient density in terms of trace elements as they did 20 years ago, for example. In addition to hair, skin and intestinal problems, another sign of a lack of trace elements can be a tendency to allergies or susceptibility to infections, as well as tiredness and loss of performance.