Dr. Weyrauch No. 16 Daydreamer, 400 g

German packaging: Nr. 16 Tagträumer

Stress is now recognised as the main cause of many physical complaints. Misunderstandings in posture and mistakes in handling the horse lead to behavioural problems that can spoil the riding experience. As nervousness and lack of concentration can be caused by nutrient deficiencies, the first thing to do is to ensure that the horse's diet is truly needs-based, with an adequate supply of magnesium and trace elements as well as sufficient roughage.

Unfortunately, even this is not enough in some cases. In such cases, the diet should be supplemented with missing plant nutrients. These include natural essential oils, bitter acids and flavonoids, such as those found in the herbal mixture No. 16 Daydreamer, which is made up of selected herbs. The formula supplements the diet with bioactive substances such as secondary plant substances and special glyconutrients and can thus have a balancing, positive effect on the nervous system. The herbal mixture No. 16 contains selected herbs and roots such as marjoram, carob, passion flower, taiga root, St John's wort, liquorice root, lemon verbena, lemon balm and many more, which are particularly rich in bioactive substances such as secondary plant substances and special glyconutrients

When feeding a competition horse, start with 4 scoops on Sunday evening, continue with 2 scoops per day and stop feeding on Thursday at the latest to comply with the waiting period. The doping regulations are designed to filter out the real black sheep. That is why they were drawn up very strictly, so as not to give in to any bogus arguments put forward by those concerned. They are not an attack on natural substances, but a kind of legal protection for the FN.

Feeding recommendation:

• Feeding quantity daily: 15 to 30 g per horse (approx. 2 to 4 measuring spoons).