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RE: ProBiotics and Trailer Express
I just
compared the ingredients of Vita-Flex Acculytes to Vita-Flex Trailer Express.
The Acculytes being electrolytes, they have a much higher level of salt, sodium,
chloride, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium per lb in comparison to
the trailer express. In addition, Acculytes contains glycine (what does that do
for the body?) and five types of beneficial bacteria. The Trailer Express
contains the same minerals but in a much lower quantity and sulfer, ascorbic
acid, B6, riboflavin. No pro-biotics.
I am
really happy with the Acculytes and have found a major improvement in my horse's
eating and drinking when using these for rides. I highly reccomend Acculytes.
I know Sarah Ralston did some research in trailer stress, respiratory
illness and Vitamin C and E? supplementation. Not sure what the sulfer and
riboflavin in the Trailer express is for. B6 for appetite?
Bonnie
Snodgrass
I looked at the label on this product and Trailer
Express
is not a probiotic: it is a combination of
electrolytes.
Linda B. Merims
Massachusetts, USA
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