Hyalogic Hyalun PRO 30
- Equine Joint Supplement.
- Oral Hyaluronic Acid for Horses.
- 30-Day Supply.
Hyalun®PRO 30 is a oral solution that is designed for the high performance horse. This liquid oral formula exhibits 30mg of Hyaluronic Acid per trigger pull.
Ingredients:
Sodium hyaluronate (Hyaluronic Acid), normal saline and zinc citrate
FAQ:
What is Hyalun® PRO?
Patented Hyalun® PRO is a liquid solution of pure hyaluronic acid for oral administration with horses. Hyaluronic acid has been shown to support healthy joint and cartilage function as well as maintaining normal, healthy joint function.
How do I give Hyalun® PRO to my horse?
Administer one full trigger squeeze of Hyalun® PRO once daily into the oral cavity. Hyalun® PRO is available in a 30 day and 90 day supply.
How long before I will see results?
There is no exact time. Most animals observed have noticeable results within 7 to 14 days.
What is hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid is a mucoplysaccharide that occurs naturally throughout the horse's body. Backed by thousands of clinical trials in the fields of orthopedics and eye surgery, one of hyaluronic acid's most important functions in the body is to lubricate joints as an integral component of synovial fluid.
Where does your hyaluronic acid come from?
Our acid comes from an extracellular protein produced by natural fermentation. Our products are not derived from any animal source. Hyper-sensitivity reactions should not be a concern. The weight of the molecule directly influences its "moisture-binding" capability, and Hyalun® PRO is the highest molecular weight hyaluronic acid on the market, which explains the extraordinary results we have experienced.
Why is the molecular weight of supplemental hyaluronic acid important?
A study done by Wobig et al in 1999, compared hyaluronic acids of various molecular weights and found there are far more benefits derived from higher molecular weight acid. The higher molecular weight acid can hold more water, thus better lubrication properties. Hyalun® PRO is one of the purest and highest in molecular weight. Molecular weight is no less than 2.4 million.
How does hyaluronic acid compare to glucosamine or chondroitin?
Glucosamine is a precursor of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid in turn makes the synovial fluid. Glucosamine must combine with a glucoronic acid molecule to make hyaluronic acid. Often times the body is not able to join these two molecules together and the the production of the much needed hyaluronic acid is never achieved. By administering hyaluronic acid, you take away the risk of this integral process not happening and may see results with hyaluronic acid that you did not see with glucosamine or chondroitin.
Why would I want to give my horse a hyaluronic acid (HA) product?
Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced by the body as a constituent of synovial fluid that lubricates the cartilage between the joints. As the horse ages, it produces less HA and it becomes more and more difficult to replace the lost HA. HA products will pick up where the horse's body fails them.
How does hyaluronic acid benefit a horse's joints?
The HA in Hyalun® PRO acts to help maintain proper joint movement, lubrication and cushioning. If we can compare the joints of the horse to an automobile engine; the synovial fluid in the joint mimics the oil in a car engine. At regular intervals we replace the oil in our car engines because the heat and friction of normal operation causes a breakdown of the oil viscosity. The oil becomes thinner and less able to protect the metal surfaces from excessive wear. Hyalun® PRO acts the same way in the joints.
What if my horse does not have joint issues?
Because of the natural anatomical construction of the horse's limbs, all horses are susceptible. Just as we change the oil in our vehicles for routine maintenance, using Hyalun® PRO may help by maintaining proper joint fluid viscosity.
Do veterinarians use hyaluronic acid?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid has been used for years.
We are using a multi-technique approach to helping our horse's joints by using several different techniques and joint supplements. Should Hyalun® be something we try as well?
We always recommend that whenever you are helping your horse with joint issues, that you utilize one joint supplement at a time. If multiple products are being used at once, it could become very difficult to determine which supplement is working the best for your horse.
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