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When horses are subjected to short duration but high intensity exercise, they lose a huge amount of electrolytes through sweat. Horses in training lose electrolytes with the following breakdown; 2 Sodium: 2 Chlorine: 1 Potassium.
Sports medicine experts have shown that horses running long distances of one to two miles (1600-3200 meters) lose up to ten liters of organic fluids through sweat. In addition, a certain loss of electrolytes occurs daily during training, and in particular during hot periods.
A deficiency in the balance of body electrolytes can lead to a decrease in performance, dehydration, myoglobinuria, up to a collapse. A regular supply of electrolytes in the diet of the sport horse is essential to reach the maximum athletic potential and the well-being of sport horses.
SUPERLYTE SYRUP is able to quickly replenish the electrolytes lost with sweat in the same natural percentage!
SUPERLYTE SYRUP is specially formulated to be:
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