…and gastro-protective qualities. Differences between Quantum and Impulsion Impulsion is geared specifically to the easy keeper/metabolic horses that need low-NSC food—the NSC of Impulsion is 5.1%—but also need muscle energy…
National Dressage champion Shannon Peters shares her experience with Impulsion EQ and how it can help hoof health: “This horse lives outside, on varied footing (sand, gravel , DG) and…
…protocol of using isoxsuprine with bute. Ultra Hoof or Impulsion? There are many hoof-specific horse supplements on the market with the same fundamental ingredients: biotin, methionine, copper, and zinc….
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…glucose, which translates into more impulsion for the horse. For the metabolics or easy keepers, the actions of shilajit on cellular metabolism help to burn more fat for energy. We…
…protein supplements include: Locomotion EQ (20% protein) Quantum EQ (26% protein) Impulsion EQ (19% protein) Vitamins and minerals Even if you are feeding a complete feed, it is formulated according…
…providing 15% protein. BioStar’s approach to muscle building supplements and recovery is a little different from the products you are using. The foundation ingredient for both our Impulsion EQ and…
…with a certain degree of speed and impulsion. I do know now how the horses feel when they are just tack-walking but want to jump out of their skin, or…
…had so much talent. She was like an onion: there were layers to peel back and try to get to the bottom of. I actually developed Impulsion and Quantum based…
…taught to us by animals. We are a community that packs carrot pieces, apple slices, sugar cubes, and dog treats in our pockets. We speak the language of “impulsion, strides,…
…which provides branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). If the senior horse has metabolic challenges, I will use BioStar’s Impulsion EQ for added protein with an NSC of 5.1% Probiotics: The…
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