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Adaptogen

Rosehip

Rosa canina · GOPO

Mechanism

Hagebutten (Frucht der Hundsrose) sind reich an Vitamin C, Carotinoiden und Polyphenolen. Ein spezifisches Galactolipid (GOPO) wurde in Human-Studien zu Gelenkbeschwerden untersucht; die Übertragung auf das Pferd ist nicht direkt belegt. Traditionell als Vitalstoffquelle und zur Unterstützung des Bewegungsapparats eingesetzt.

Cautions

  • · Equine Wirksamkeitsdaten begrenzt (Übertragung aus Humanstudien)

Sources

Christensen 2008Rosa canina (GOPO) in osteoarthritis — meta-analysis (human)
PMID:16195164Winther et al. 2005 (Scand J Rheumatol) — Hagebutten-Pulver bei Arthrose, RCT (Human, Übertragung)
PMID:31138475Gruenwald et al. 2019 (Phytomedicine) — Review Rosa canina bei Arthrose, Mechanismen

Products containing Rosehip

Gelenke

Nr. 3 Drachentöter

Dr. Weyrauch

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Magen

GastriVet Pellets

NAF

Not orderable →
Grundversorgung

Seniormineral

agrobs

Not orderable →
Haut & Fell

Zinkurasan vet

Dr. Weyrauch

Not orderable →
Grundversorgung

BASIS-PLUS

MASTERHORSE

Not orderable →
Hufe

HUF-PERFEKT

MASTERHORSE

Not orderable →
Gelenke

Bergsiegel Kräuter für die Bewegung

agrobs

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Knowledge connections

Related conditions
Osteoarthritis (OA) →polyphenols/GOPO, studied in human trials on joint complaints
Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) →vitamin C / polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant
Equine Sarcoids →antioxidant polyphenols (general skin health, adjunctive)
Hives (Urticaria) →antioxidant polyphenols (adjunctive)
Bone Spavin (Osteoarthritis of the Tarsal Joints) →polyphenols/GOPO, studied in human joint-discomfort trials (adjunctive)
Tendon & Ligament Injury (Tendinitis / Desmitis) →antioxidant polyphenols (general connective-tissue health, adjunctive)
Kissing Spines (Overriding Dorsal Spinous Processes / ORDSP) →antioxidant polyphenols (general movement comfort, adjunctive)
Navicular Syndrome (Podotrochlosis) →antioxidant polyphenols (general movement comfort, adjunctive)
Acute Cough / Acute Bronchitis (viral or bacterial) →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant
Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH) →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant
Pleuropneumonia / Shipping Fever →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant (adjunctive)
Equine Influenza (Horse Flu) →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant (adjunctive)
Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1/EHV-4) →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant (adjunctive)
Strangles (Streptococcus equi subsp. equi) →vitamin-C/polyphenol source, discussed as antioxidant (adjunctive)
Lyme Borreliosis (tick-borne) →antioxidant polyphenols (general movement comfort, adjunctive)
Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU / Moon Blindness / Periodic Ophthalmia) →polyphenols/vitamin C, traditionally immune-supporting — no substitute for the ophthalmological flare therapy
Conjunctivitis →polyphenols/vitamin C, traditionally immune-supporting — no proven effect on the eye
Lymphangitis (Cellulitis, Phlegmon) →antioxidant polyphenols in the recovery phase (adjunctive)
Immunosenescence (age-related decline of immune defence) →polyphenols/vitamin C, traditionally to support defence
All sources in the study library →

Usage note

This content is for information and education. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. If your horse shows signs of illness, consult a veterinarian.

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