For the support of sugar metabolism
Complementary feed for horses. Sugar Balance supports sugar metabolism. For horses and ponies that are sensitive to sugars and starch, also suitable for older horses. Can be used in cases of fluctuating sugar levels (including high fructan content) in grass and hay. Supports fat and glucose metabolism. Contributes to the maintenance of healthy blood sugar levels and helps the horse maintain a healthy weight. Sugar Balance contains herbs, vitamins, and minerals in the form of tasty chunks.

• Handy small chunks, easy to feed;
  
• Very economical in use;
  
• Works on the basis of herbs, vitamins and minerals;
  

Additional information:
The small chunks of Sugar Balance are easy to dose and are well eaten. A supplement in chunk form is ideal because it does not spill, unlike products in powder form. This way you can also be sure that nothing is left in the feed trough and your horse gets everything.

Sugar metabolism maintains blood sugar levels. This is the glucose content of the blood. Glucose provides energy for the brain, organs, muscles, and all bodily processes. When glucose is not needed immediately, it is stored in the muscles, liver, and as fat tissue. The hormone insulin regulates glucose storage. In some cases, the balance between glucose and insulin levels can be disturbed.

For horses that are sensitive to sugars, have difficulty with sugar metabolism, are prone to weight gain, have sensitive hooves, or are older and therefore have difficulty processing sugars, support may be desirable. The ingredients in Sugar Balance work together to increase insulin sensitivity for balanced blood sugar levels. It reduces the digestion and absorption of sugars and carbohydrates, resulting in less glucose in the blood. Various herbs stimulate fat metabolism and promote fat breakdown, which helps with weight loss. Sugar Balance also supports the kidneys and liver, which are very important in this process.

Sugar Balance can also be used effectively when sugar levels in feed fluctuate (or fructan levels in grass) and enables some horses and ponies to go to pasture again.