Equine GI Support - 30 Ounces (850 Grams) (E7700)
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Equine GI Support by Standard Process 30 Ounces (850 Grams) ($78.00).The equine gastrointestinal (GI) tract is an extensive set of organs that must function as a synergistic team to maintain: healthy intestinal function, a healthy stomach lining, a normal appetite, a c...
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Equine GI Support by Standard Process 30 Ounces (850 Grams) ($78.00).
Equine GI SupportDescription
The equine gastrointestinal (GI) tract is an extensive set of organs that must function as a synergistic team to maintain: healthy intestinal function, a healthy stomach lining, a normal appetite, a cooperative working attitude, and a pleasant disposition.
Equine GI Support is backed by research-proven ingredients that support:
- Liver detoxification pathways
- Lining of the stomach
- Healthy bacterial populations in the intestine
- Energy generation
- Oxidation processes
Equine GI Support can be added to a balanced equine diet to ensure smooth operation of the horse's:
- Upper GI tract
- Hind gut
- Liver function
- Immune responses
Equine GI Support can be used for either short- or long-term support.
Key Ingredients

Brussels sprout powder and kale powder
Brussels sprouts
Cruciferous vegetables like Brussels sprouts and kale influence detoxification pathways. These vegetables contain compounds called glucosinolates and an enzyme called myrosinase. When crucifers are cut or chewed, myrosinase enzymes act on the glucosinolates to make them into other compounds that have demonstrated (via cell, animal, and epidemiological studies) an increase in the activation of detoxification enzymes.1, 2

Kale
Chamomile
This well-known herb has a long history of traditional use as support for the stomach lining, complete digestive system, and immune system balance. Chamomile is also thought to act as a natural calmative that relaxes while still maintaining a positive energy level. Equine GI contains chamomile that is standardized to contain 1.2% apigenin, a key flavonoid linked to a number of health effects in animal studies.3,4
This ingredient could be considered a controlled substance by certain entities that govern equine competitions. We advise those who feed any supplement to competing horses to check with the governing body specific to the even regarding whether the product contains ingredients that could be considered a controlled substance.
Inulin
This nondigestible fiber supports the cecum in horses. Levels of up to 2% in feed improved fermentation in the cecum without any adverse effects. In humans, inulin shows preferential support for Bifidobacteria populations, while promoting healthy bacteria and pH in the gut. Inulin also supports immune-cell function and antibody production in the gut, absorption of calcium and magnesium, and healthy elimination.5,6,7,8
L-glutamine
Glutamine is an amino acid that is used as a building block for other amino acids and compounds like glutathione. Some of our cells that require a lot of energy (like those in the gut) can use glutamine as an energy source. In this way, glutamine supports the integrity of the intestinal lining and the immune cells associated with the intestines. This amino acid can be depleted by stress, which can in turn slow the body's natural regeneration and healing process.9,10
Vitamin E
This fat-soluble vitamin has antioxidant properties that support the body under stress. Stress is often associated with an increase in oxidation products that could damage cells.