The Role of Magnesium for Nervous & Performance Animals

Magnesium is one of the body’s key minerals, traditionally associated with:

• Muscle Relaxation — helping maintain ease and balance under physical strain.

• Nervous System Calm — symbolically linked with steadiness and reducing restlessness.

• Performance Balance — valued for supporting animals in training, competition, or under stress.

Options for Supplementation

• Magnesium Lick — a simple and natural way for animals to self-select mineral support.

• Magnesium Glycinate Powder — easily mixed with meals, traditionally linked with gentle absorption.

• Magnesium Ion Liquid — a convenient liquid form, traditionally valued for its rapid uptake.

• ReMag Liquid Samples — available for trial use to see how your animal responds.

Contains: 

A = Combo herbs B to G together

Or   Choose single ones

B = single herb Valerian
C = single herb Vervain
D = single herb Chamomile      
E = single herb Hops
F = single herb Passion flower
G = single herb St Johns Wort

B = Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is traditionally associated with calming and supporting the nervous system, long valued for promoting relaxation, easing tension, and supporting restful sleep and overall wellbeing.
Reference: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/valerian-root

C = Vervain (Verbena officinalis) is traditionally associated with calming and supporting the nervous system, long valued for promoting relaxation, easing tension, and supporting restful sleep and overall wellbeing.
Reference:   https://draxe.com/nutrition/vervain/

D = Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) is traditionally associated with soothing and calming effects, long valued for supporting digestive comfort, easing tension, and promoting relaxation and overall wellbeing.
Reference: https://www.cochranelibrary.com/central/doi/10.1002/central/CN-01248214/full

E = Hops (Humulus lupus) is traditionally associated with relaxation and calming the nervous system, long valued for supporting restful sleep, easing tension, and promoting overall comfort and wellbeing.
Reference: http://cms.herbalgram.org/expandedE/Hops.html

F = PassionFlower (Passiflora incarnata) is traditionally associated with calming and supporting the nervous system, long valued for promoting relaxation, easing stress or tension, and supporting restful sleep and overall emotional wellbeing.
Reference:   https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-871/passionflower

OR

G =  St Johns Wort (Hypericum) is traditionally associated with supporting nerve health and resilience, long valued for promoting comfort in areas of tension or injury and supporting overall emotional and physical wellbeing.
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK92750/

Nervous Equine Formulas

Gentle Natural Balance for Different Types of Horses

Every horse expresses nervous energy differently. These formulas draw on traditional herbal associations to support balance, calm, and focus.

• Type B (Valerian) — Traditionally linked with calming tense muscles and easing rigid patterns of fear. (Note: Valerian is swab-positive for racing horses and therefore excluded from racehorse formulas.)

• Type C (Vervain) — Associated with sensitive skin and high reactivity, traditionally valued for soothing agitation in horses that are restless and twitchy.

• Type D (Chamomile) — Known for its connection with digestive comfort, chamomile has long been used in traditional practice for nervous horses that “worry in the gut” and lose condition under stress.

• Type E (Hops) — Symbolically tied to calming a busy mind, this support is linked with focus and steadiness for horses that are easily distracted.

• Type F (Passionflower) — Traditionally seen as helping to “reset patterns,” passionflower has been valued for encouraging relaxation and balance, especially when paired with mindful handling.

• Type G (Hypericum) — In traditional herbalism, Hypericum has been linked with nervous system balance and renewal, especially where old stress patterns linger.
  
  Dosage for a horse is minimum dosing due to their unique metabolism.
  For example approx. 10 drops as "one dose" is all that needed for horse, due to their unique metabolism.
  
  
  
  

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