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how to increase red blood cells in racehorses

There are many ways to increase red blood cells in racehorses. In the following article we will try to give you some basic ideas to increase the performance of a racehorse.   First off, basic blood work should be taken  before any vitamins or supplements can be given. A basic understanding of the horses chemistry should be known before starting with any blood building products.

Some of the basic products for increasing red blood cells in race horses include hippiron Injection, new cells Injection, Cacco Copper Injection, folic acid Injection,  B- Complex Injection, and Liquid Aranesp.   These injections can be used solely by themselves or in combination with others.   All these products can be found by visiting www.horseprerace.com

Tie Up Injection

HorsePreRace has developed a unique shot that will eliminate horses, dogs, camels, and greyhounds from tying up. Our tie up injection is similar to nature vet tripart  in that both injections help to reduce lactic acidosis, muscle fatigue and tying up.   The best way to use this injection in preparation for an event is to administer 20 ML via intramuscular or intravenously 48 hours, 24 hours, and six hours prior to your event.   By using the tie up injection in this manner your animal will have a multitude of different vitamins and supplements to eliminate tying up. For more information please visit www.horseprerace.com

Supplement myths in horseracing

Myth number one:  Corn oil is a good source of fat for your words. Corn oil promotes chronic inflammation. Generations of horsemen have used corn oil for extra calories in a shiny coat, but it’s time to rethink this practice. Nutrition experts now understand that all fats are not created equal. Corn oil contains about 70% omega six fatty acids and virtually no omega-3 fatty acids. Why does this matter? Omega sixes are generally considered pro-inflammatory, while omega-3′s are more anti-inflammatory. Too many omega sixes in the diet puts your horses body in a state of chronic inflammation, lending him to degenerative health conditions. Grain is also very high in omega sixes, causing further imbalance. Instead of corn oil, turn to alternative fat sources like flax seed and fish oil which contain higher levels of omega threes.