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BOSWELLIA  Is found within our PainSolution supplements; MOBILIZE & MOBILIZING
Boswellia Extract is made from the gum resin within the tree. An incision is made in the trunk of the tree and the resin is collected by hand and hardened. it is one of the most ancient and valued herbs with a history of use dating back several millennia! Modern science has identified a number of biological actions making it a sort after natural ingredient. Boswellic acids have been shown to inhibit the enzymes which are responsible for inflammation. Glycos-amino-glycans are essential nutrients within joints. Boswellia has been shown to reduce GAG degradation due to age or arthritic conditions, so it could support joint health, as well as providing anti-inflammatory benefits.

WHITE WILLOW BARK Is found within our PainSolution supplements; MOBILIZE & MOBILIZING
The anti-inflammatory properties of white willow have been used for the relief of chronic illnesses like rheumatism, arthritis and sciatica dating back to the Middle Ages. This herb helps to reduce swelling and inflammation.

MEADOWSWEET Is found within our PainSolution supplements; MOBILIZE & MOBILIZING
It is a mild effective anti-inflammatory herb. It has been used for several centuries to treat body aches and pains including arthritis and joint pains. It can help relieve the pains that come with age and hot and cold weather months. Meadowsweet leaves and flowers are known to contain salicylates, natural compounds that are converted by the body to “aspirin” without the side effects of gastric upset that regular aspirin use can cause.
Meadowsweet can be especially helpful for the older horse or pony who suffers from arthritis. The historic use of meadowsweet confirms that it is an effective anti-inflammatory and pain reliever without causing the wide range of digestive problems associated with aspirin. 

CELERY SEED  Is found within our PainSolution supplements; TWILIGHT & MOBILIZING
They can benefit if aches and pains are brought on by weather changes remarkable studies show the efficacy of celery seed for reducing the pain and inflammation of osteo/ rheumatoid arthritis. Clinical studies show celery seed to be even more effective than conventional NSAIDs. Its diuretic properties also eliminate edema in joints and soft tissue.
Celery seed can benefit the liver, spleen and urinary systems in several ways. The diuretic properties eliminate harmful toxins and excess fluids through urination. This can provide an excellent cleanse in many cases.
This remarkable herb can also be helpful for urinary infections, due to its antibiotic and antiseptic properties. The herb restores balance to the entire prostaglandin system.


TURMERIC  Is found within our PainSolution supplements; MOBILIZE, TWILIGHT & GOLD
It has been used historically in Indian and Chinese medicine as an anti-inflammatory agent. Turmeric is a popular additive to human and animal feed, growing in popularity in equine supplements targeting joint and skin health. The bright coloured spice comes from a root plant known as curcuma longa. The compound responsible for the health benefits associated with feeding turmeric is from Curcumin. It is a natural occurring polyphenolic compound found within turmeric spice

GINGER Is found within our PainSolution supplement; MOBILIZING
It is a member of a plant family that includes cardamom and turmeric. Its spicy aroma is mainly due to presence of ketones, especially the gingerols, which appear to be the primary component of ginger studied in much of the health-related scientific research. The rhizome, which is the horizontal stem from which the roots grow, is the main portion of ginger that is consumed. Ginger’s current name comes from the Middle English gingivere, but this spice dates back over 3000 years to the Sanskrit word srngaveram, meaning “horn root,” based on its appearance. In Greek, it was called ziggiberis, and in Latin, zinziberi. Interestingly, ginger does not grow in the wild and its actual origins are uncertain. Indians and Chinese are believed to have produced ginger as a tonic root for over 5000 years to treat many ailments, and this plant is now cultivated throughout the humid tropics, with India being the largest producer. Ginger was used as a flavoring agent long before history was formally recorded. It was an exceedingly important article of trade and was exported from India to the Roman Empire over 2000 years ago, where it was especially valued for its medicinal properties. Ginger continued to be a highly sought after commodity in Europe even after the fall of the Roman Empire, with Arab merchants controlling the trade in ginger and other spices for centuries. In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the value of a pound of ginger was equivalent to the cost of a sheep. By medieval times, it was being imported in preserved form to be used in sweets. Queen Elizabeth I of England is credited with the invention of the gingerbread man, which became a popular Christmas treat.
One of gingers most valuable effects is its ability to reduce inflammation by neutralizing free radicals which contribute to inflammation. Its antiseptic properties also make it beneficial for gastrointestinal infections. For the older, arthritic horse ginger has a warming effect and is a useful maintenance herb. It stimulates, circulates and helps blood flow.