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Cavalor SoZen is the natural solution to stress. It calms and relaxes hot or nervous horses.
Horses that are nervous by nature are subjected to chronic stress coupled with excessive adrenaline and cortisol production. Cavalor SoZen's unique approach lies in its response to the imbalance between cortisol and adrenaline. This versatile approach is highly effective in horses that show too little response to, or have a high tolerance for, products based solely on tryptophan.
Cavalor SoZen is a powerful formula consisting of herbs, herbs, and more herbs. This formula’s power is not from the individual herbs it contains, but through their synergistic effects when combined. This special formula contains Ginseng, Humulus Lupulus, Ruta Graveolens, Solidago Virgaurea, Hypericum Perforatum, Urtica dioica and Glycyrrhiza Glabra.
It also contains added magnesium and tryptophan to promote relaxation. The herbs influence the adrenal glands, regulating the endocrine system and restoring balance between adrenaline (for alertness) and cortisol (control of adrenaline). They also help to promote relaxation and concentration. This not only addresses the effects of stress, it also helps lower stress in nervous horses.
When using Cavalor SoZen, it is important to maintain a dosage of 30 g per day for 10 days. Horses quite often become more nervous during this period, between day 4 and day 6. It is important that you continue to administer the product. This reaction is a sign that the body is responding and that the product is working. After this initial 10-day period, you can administer 20 g of Cavalor® SoZen daily for maintenance to nervous horses, or as a pre-competition regimen starting 3 days before competition and adjusting the dosage as needed. 1 measuring scoop = 10 g. Maximum 60 g per horse per day. Tip: Repeat the ten-day start-up period if your horse has not been given Cavalor SoZen for more than 4 months. Tip: For stress peaks during events, Cavalor SoZen may be supplemented with Cavalor Take It Easy (Forte).
Just like people, horses experience nervousness. Some horses are more susceptible than others, based on their breeding or rearing, for example. Not all tension is bad. Horses and humans both need a certain amount of tension to perform to the best of their abilities, but constant pressure or stress increases the likelihood of health problems. Ensure that your horse gets adequate exercise and has a pleasant stable environment and a healthy diet. A horse's diet can have an enormous influence on nervousness and behavior.
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