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Carnitine, as its active isomer (L-carninite form), is a transporter molecule, synthesized from a base of lysine and methionine, in a process where vitamin C works as a cofactor. It allows the…  

Hydroxyproline and its sources:

• Collagen fraction (fish,…)
• Whey proteins

Hydroxyproline is derivated from proline. It is an amino acid involved in growth.…  

Lysine is an essential amino acid and the major limiting amino acid in diets for sport horses. Its use as a dietary supplement affects many aspects of horse metabolism but its main visible effect…  

Threonine is an essential amino acid for horses. Athletic horses or horses with a high rate of metabolism need more than sedentary horses.

The estimated needs for threonine are 0.45 g per…  

Tryptophan and its sources:

• Whey protein (Casein)
• Eggs
• Rice
• Banana
• Papilionaceae (alfalfa, …)

Tryptophan is like a branched…  

This saponin is extracted from the root of a plant, Glycyrrhiza glabra, also called liquorice or in Chinese Gan cao.

This adaptogenic molecule has always been widely used in Japan. An…  

It is an isoquinone alkaloid, extracted from several plant roots, such as Hydrastis canadensis, commonly known as "Goldenseal".

This molecule tends to prevent micro-organisms…  

Marigold or Calendula officinalis is used externally or internally as a tincture, infusion, flower powder or extract. Studies have shown beneficial effects when used externally on…