Numerous equine studies carried out over recent years in Europe and the United States have indicated beneficial effects in Vit E. supplementation.

Numerous equine nutritional studies carried out over recent years in Europe, Scandinavia and the United States have indicated beneficial effects in Vit. E supplementation. It's abilities as an anti-oxidant, in stabilising cell membranes, thus protecting them from damage caused by free radicals, have been well documented. These studies have also tended to indicate a beneficial effect on performance by enhancement of oxygen delivery to the lungs.

Like Vit. E, to which it has a special relationship, Selenium is of vital importance to growth, fertility and optimal muscle function. Many regions scattered all over Britain and Europe are known to be soil selenium deficient and supplementation in areas such as these is to be recommended.

Lysine, an amino acid, is essential for optimal growth and development. Low in feeds of non-meat origin, it is found to be deficient in many equine diets.

N.A.F. Vitamin E, Selenium & Lysine has been rigorously researched and formulated and is the standard form of specialised supplementation in many of Europe's leading yards and breeding stations.