Qelan®
Complementary feed for horses
The energy booster for that extra kick
Long transports to the tournament, energy-sapping temperatures and nerve-racking examinations – there are situations in which even with optimal preparation the four-legged athlete lacks the last bit of energy. The liquid performance booster Qelan ® offers:
- Energy boost from the mitochondria
- Maintenance and restoration of performance (doping-free)
- Special bioavailability due to lecithin micelles and liposomal encapsulation
MITOCHONDRIA AS ENERGY POWER PLANTS
The functioning of the muscles and all organs depends on the energy supply from millions of mitochondria. These miniature power stations of the cells break down the energy-rich nutrients from the crib feed with the help of oxygen. Only then is sufficient fuel (ATP) built up for muscle activity and metabolism. Optimised mitochondrial function is therefore a prerequisite for optimal utilisation of the high-performance feed. Functional vital substances for the mitochondria such as B vitamins and L-carnitine can give tired horses new energy.
BEST AVAILABILITY THROUGH LECITHIN MICELLES
Mitochondria constantly process large amounts of oxygen compounds for energy production. They are particularly exposed to the attacks of oxygen radicals. If there is a lack of antioxidants, which serve to neutralise radical substances, a large part of the mitochondria gradually perish. Qelan therefore contains antioxidants such as natural vitamin E and vitamin C. in high concentrations. For optimised availability, they are present in the form of highly absorbable lecithin micelles, resulting in the scientifically proven "turbo effect".
CELLS PROTECTED ALL ROUND
Intensive metabolic processes in sports and breeding inevitably produce increased amounts of cell-damaging oxygen radicals. Without the defence provided by antioxidant protection systems, there is a risk of premature tissue deterioration. The antioxidants in Qelan® benefit cell vitality. Qelan® can thus make an important contribution to the prevention of loss of performance, nervousness, infertility, tissue degradation and premature signs of ageing, even in mature sport and breeding horses.
