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https://cavalor.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Balancers.jpg1200800Day in, day out, there are many different processes at work in the body. Red blood cells are being produced, cartilage is being transformed into bone tissue, new skin cells are being made, muscles are becoming stronger. The body therefore needs nutrients to help all these processes run smoothly. These are extracted from food and are circulated around the body via the bloodstream. The key to a healthy body is a balanced intake of nutrients. Just as much as the horse needs, so feed as you need.