HelenBack
Well-Known Member
I was just looking at this and really like the look of it. The spec seems to suit what I'm looking for well and I like the philosophy behind the company and their products.
The only thing that put me off slightly was the inclusion of blue-green algae at the end of the ingredients list. Further investigation has revealed that this actually in the form of spirulina. I know this is currently being hailed as a new superfood but I'm sometimes a bit dubious of these sorts of claims. I also wondered if it might make it taste a bit yukky and put my horse off eating it.
So I suppose I have a few questions:
1. Has anybody fed the Daily Essentials to their horse and did they actually eat it or did they refuse it?
2. Have you seen benefits or no difference from feeding it?
3. Is anybody aware of any actual risks or side effects from feeding spirulina or am I worrying unnecessarily?
Thanks.
The only thing that put me off slightly was the inclusion of blue-green algae at the end of the ingredients list. Further investigation has revealed that this actually in the form of spirulina. I know this is currently being hailed as a new superfood but I'm sometimes a bit dubious of these sorts of claims. I also wondered if it might make it taste a bit yukky and put my horse off eating it.
So I suppose I have a few questions:
1. Has anybody fed the Daily Essentials to their horse and did they actually eat it or did they refuse it?
2. Have you seen benefits or no difference from feeding it?
3. Is anybody aware of any actual risks or side effects from feeding spirulina or am I worrying unnecessarily?
Thanks.