
|Articles|January 1, 2005
Nutrition Enhancement
Wysong Corp. introduces Biogel, a formula that enhances the benefits of naturally occurring micro-organisms essential for equine health.
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Wysong Corp. introduces Biogel, a formula that enhances the benefits of naturally occurring micro-organisms essential for equine health.
The consumption of devitalized, processed foods and the use of antibiotics and other medications can result in dysbiosis, the company says. Biogel helps correct and prevent unfavorable effects from weaning, diet change, shipping, deworming, sickness and antibiotic therapy.
Biogel helps improve digestion, immune enhancement and inhibition of pathogen growth in the digestive tract.
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