Moor

Moorextrakt · Torf · Huminstoffe

Short profile in progress — full depth follows step by step.

Mechanism

Moor(-extrakt) enthaelt Huminstoffe, die im Darm Wasser und Ionen binden und puffernd wirken koennen; in der Nutztierfuetterung werden Huminsaeuren mit Effekten auf Kotkonsistenz und Darmmilieu diskutiert (Animal Feed Science and Technology). Beim Pferd wird es traditionell zur Unterstuetzung von Verdauung sowie Haut/Fell eingesetzt. Die kontrollierte Studienlage beim Pferd ist begrenzt.

Cautions

· Zusammensetzung und Konzentration schwanken stark
· Kann Naehrstoffe/Wirkstoffe binden -> zeitlicher Abstand zu anderen Gaben

Sources

Anim Feed Sci TechnolAnimal Feed Science and Technology (Uebersichtsarbeit)

Equiterna Score

59/100

solid

Science4.4/10

Practical experience6/10

Safety7.8/10

Overall score scale

high overall75–100solid55–74limited0–54

How the Equiterna Score is built

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An editorial assessment of the evidence and safety situation — not a healing claim and not an individual recommendation. It does not replace veterinary advice.

Dosageprodukt-/konzentrationsabhaengig, herstellerangabenbasiert; kein etablierter Bedarfswert

AMG statusComplementary feed

FEI statusNot listed

SafetyVery safe

Evidenceemerging

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