Cavalor Muscle Force

Cavalor Muscle Force contains wheat gluten and rice bran as sources of protein along with essential amino acids. Wheat gluten and rice bran are rich in the branched chain amino acids (BCAA) leucine, isoleucine, and valine.

They promote efficient muscle recovery. Brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) is also a good source of amino acids. The combination of live and inactive yeasts in Cavalor Muscle Force promotes healthy gut flora and good digestion for optimum conversion of energy and protein from the feed.

Its probiotics contain nucleotides, the “building blocks” of DNA and RNA chains, which support muscle division. This promotes more muscle mass and increased muscle strength.

Cavalor Muscle Force is a herbal blend that shifts the dynamic balance between building and breaking down muscle cells into increased muscle cell building (anabolism) and decreased muscle cell breakdown (catabolism), thereby rapidly increasing muscle volume and strength.

More information about this product can be found in the product data sheet. You can download this data sheet by clicking on “specifications”

Unlike other muscle supplements that make a horse retain moisture for a muscular appearance temporarily, Cavalor Muscle Force creates more muscle tissue for more actual muscle power.

1 measuring scoop = 15 g. Maximum 120 g per horse per day.

Tip: Years of experience have shown that Cavalor Muscle Force will not achieve the intended results if the liver is not functioning well. Liver function can be checked through a blood analysis. We therefore recommend supplementing your horse’s diet with Cavalor Hepato Liq for 10 days before starting with Cavalor Muscle Force.

Recommended use of Muscle Force: Ponies and leisure horses: 30 g per day. Sport horses: 45 g per day.

Always check the current pack label. If the label differs from this guide, follow the manufacturer’s current instructions and seek advice before use.

Muscle development depends on suitable exercise, adequate dietary energy and protein, and time to recover. Choose additional support for a defined need, and compare daily-use products with those designed for demanding exercise. Keep a record of workload and follow the product’s feeding instructions.