equitop myoplast

[Jas123]

Forageplus sell spirulina as do Thunderbrook.
I have barefoot horses and wouldn't feed sugar.
I do recommend spirulina though, I find its great for building muscle.

 

[Daytona]

As has been pointed out earlier, the cost of spirulina is much lower than Equitop Myoplast, about one third. I believe spirulina is well tested, Equitop offered to help me Google the trials.

when I used to buy spritulina it was extremely dear, £20 odd pounds for a bottle of powder the same size as a vitamin bottle , so id be wary of any cheap sources of it, its a rare product skimmed from certain lakes surfaces, and it is not cheap to buy. I guess it must be a case of quality versa quantity if you are sourcing it cheaply,

 

[Daytona]

Thanks for the lysine tip, I didn't know that was a muscle builder.

yes its a very important part of building muscle and horses diets are often lacking it, its cheap to buy and lasts ages

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/L-lysine-...t=UK_Horse_Wear_Equipment&hash=item3f24855311

I use these guys

 

[HashRouge]

This thread has been really interesting reading. My vet has mentioned myoplast as a possible for my mare, although held off giving me some when I explained what a fussy eater she is (as the vet said, no point paying for it if she won't eat it!). But this thread is making me think it might not be worth it anyway.
Cptrayes did you decide to feed spirulina, and how have you found it?

 

[cptrayes]

In the end I gave him nothing but a turnout that was completely against the vet's instructions, and he packed on back muscle at a rate of knots. I sat on him yesterday for a few seconds, with the operation five weeks tomorrow. This was how he looked at 25 days


http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=...top_uri=/watch?v=K-YaXJiZWlE&feature=youtu.be

He's moving even better now.

 

[chestnut cob]

Are there any scientific studies that someone could link for me, showing that spirulina works for muscle building? And how it compares to straight lysine?