PerNaturam Equi KPU to support the liver and for intestinal cleansing.
PerNaturam Equi KPU supports the liver and cleanses the intestines.
The liver is responsible for ensuring that all waste products and toxins are rendered harmless and eliminated. It does this in two steps. For the second step, it needs the B vitamins - especially B6 and B12, which are produced in the intestine by special intestinal bacteria. If the intestinal flora is disrupted so that not enough B6 and B12 are produced and absorbed, the result is KPU - kryptopyrroluria. The deficiency can lead to severe liver damage. The gifts are temporarily stored in the connective tissue, in tendons and ligaments and in the intercellular space. If the deficiency in B6 and B12 persists, the body uses an emergency exit. The substances from the first detoxification step are primarily linked to zinc, but also selenium, manganese or iron, so that these minerals are otherwise no longer available. A gradual deficiency of these trace elements develops.
EquiKPU compensates for the lack of vitamin B6, B12 and, above all, zinc, so that the liver can function normally again. However, the solution to the KPU problem must be a hot one: During the transitional period of a maximum of six months in which the deficiencies are compensated with EquiKPU, the intestine or its intestinal flora must be rehabilitated. This is achieved, for example, with East Prussian herbs, Amara bitter herbs, licorice and aniseed-caraway-fennel.
Cranberry fruit powder, organic sulphur (MSM), sea buckthorn fruit powder, sage leaves, licorice juice, origanum, bishop's cumin, neem tree leaves.
Analytical and contents:
Crude protein 11.8 %, crude fat 3.5 %, crude fiber 9.5 %, crude ash 8.5 %
Minerals:
Calcium 0.56 %, phosphorus 0.21 %, sodium 0.17 %
Nutritional physiology. Additives per kg
Zinc as glycine zinc chelate, hydrate 15,000 mg, vitamin B6 5,000 mg, vitamin B12 1,000 mg.
Feed 20 g (= 2 measuring cups) EquiKPU daily, ponies receive half.
Due to the increased content of trace elements compared to complete feeds, EquiKPU may only be fed up to 1 % of the daily ration.
During the transitional period of a maximum of six months in which the deficits are compensated with EquiKPU, the intestine or its intestinal flora must be rehabilitated. This can be achieved, for example, with East Prussian herbs, Amara bitter herbs, licorice and aniseed-caraway-fennel.