|Articles|July 1, 2004

Herbal Mix

NAF Easy Going is a blend of herbs known for its positive qualities on mood and temperament in horses.

NAF Easy Going is a blend of herbs known for its positive qualities on mood and temperament in horses. This formula will help a nervous or anxious horse feel more able to deal with its environment, the company says. NAF Easy Going will not sedate or effect performance, the company adds.

Ingredients: humulus lupulus, withania somniferum, hypericum perforatum, passiflora incarnata, papaver somniferum.

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