You Asked, We Delivered: New Product Formulation
At LubriSyn, we are always listening to you; you asked, we delivered! Introducing our new, all-natural formulation! We have taken the BEST and made it BETTER.
All joints deteriorate with age. It is considered a normal senility change in aging mammals and humans that we no longer produce as much high-molecular weight hyaluronic acid (HA) in our bodies. With age our joints:
- Decrease in mobility and range of motion
- Have more pain in movement
- Decreased function due to immobility and pain
All of this is due to the lack of high-molecular weight HA! Because of this we are not able to enjoy the activities that make life worth it!
LubriSyn has only high-molecular weight HA which is bio-identical to the normal HA in healthy joints. Therefore, you are replenishing your and your animal’s joints with HA that mirrors that body’s own healthy joint fluid! LubriSyn contains only natural, healthy ingredients and has no dangerous additives or artificial ingredients.
Our new formulations include:
- LubriSynHU for you!
- LubriSyn for your pets and horses!
Remember, you are never too young to start protecting your joints! Don’t let joint pain be a part of your life. At LubriSyn, we want you to “Lead the Life You Love!”
The new LubriSyn HU product lines, along with our NEW Large 3-month supply of HU, will be available July 1, 2011!
Spring & Summer Health Tips for Dogs & Cats
We here at LubriSyn watch our for all your furry-friends, your horses, as well as your dogs and cats. We’ve tapped into our experts and they’ve given some important tips to remember as the seasons change.
- Daffodils are a popular spring flower and they’re very pretty, but they are toxic to dogs. While it is fine for dogs to consume grass and most garden plants, daffodils can be lethal. Whether they consume the bulb, leaves, or flower they can develop signs of poisoning including diarrhea, vomiting, staggering, collapse, and even death.
- Lawn pesticides can affect your dogs as much as your children. Be careful of where you place pesticides. Many natural pesticides are now available to people that are much less harmful.
- Talk to your vet about maintaining regular vaccinations, heart-worm, flea/tick prevention, and grooming. Seasonal vaccinations also apply to dogs and cats. Heart-worm preventative is extremely important and much more cost effective than any medication that is used to treat heart-worm once they have it. Flea and tick prevention is vital to your dogs health; lyme disease is a killer and is carried by ticks. Grooming longer haired animals in the hotter weather is very important to keep them cool.
- Dogs only have sweat glands in their feet. So keep their coats tended and fresh, clean water readily available. Some breeds are predisposed to reacting to heat more negatively than others. Do Not give ice water to deep-chested breeds (Dobermans, Great Danes, Boxers, etc.) they react differently to the extreme temperature change and it can be very harmful.
If you have any questions, call our offices at 1-800-901-8498 to talk with our experts.
Spring & Summer Health Tips for Your Horse
Our experts have gotten together and put together some interesting information and tips on how to keep your horse healthy and comfortable in the ever changing seasons. When Spring and Summer arrive, so do hot temperatures, new plants and allergies, as well as insects and pests.
We have compiled some tips to help you avoid some complications that arrive as soon as the warmer temperatures do:
- In the Spring and early Summer, make the transition from hay to pasture feeding slowly. While Spring sprouts are lower in sugar and starch, horses crave fresh and will overeat which is especially dangerous to overweight horses, or those that have experienced insulin-resistant laminitis.
- It is very important to maintain regular vaccinations, deworming, and dental exams. Check with your veterinarian about seasonal vaccinations. Keep a detailed calendar of when your horse needs to be wormed. Also checking with your vet or equine dentist to establish a regular float schedule is very important to your horse’s health.
- Always make sure there is fresh, clean, ample supply of water. Different things will affect the amount of water your horse needs including outside temperature, work load, feed, size, and health.
Stay tuned to the next Inside Track to get more tips on how to maintain your horse’s health.
Re-Borne & The EHV-1 Outbreak
In these tough times during the recent outbreak of EHV-1, it’s important to support your horses immune system. It is vital to help support your horse during the stresses of shipping, racing, and showing which can result in immune suppression. Our innovative product Re-Borne can bring you what no other product can, and this is just a small part of the constituents in Re-Borne;
Immune system factors involve the immunoglobulins which contain IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, and IgM. All five of the immunoglobulins are antibodies. The two most beneficial are IgA and IgM. IgA plays a critical role in mucosal immunity where many respiratory and other viruses start. IgA can be found in blood, sweat, tears, saliva, and the mucous membranes of the respiratory and G.I. tract. IgA contains lactoferrin and transferrin which can be associated with growth factors, immune supporters, and nutrient helpers.
Lactoferrin is a multifunctional protein that has antimicrobial properties and is part of the innate immune system mainly at mucosa. Transferrin is also associated with the innate immune system and also found in the mucous membranes. Transferrin binds iron, which creates an environment low in free iron, which in turn makes it difficult for any bacteria to survive. Lactoferrin and transferrin work together to help the immune system function.
IgM is a very powerful bacteria fighter that can be found on B cells. IgG is another important anti-body in Re-Borne. It is the protein carrier and is critical in the first few hours of a mammal’s life; however, it is not shown that it can be absorbed after the first few hours because of “gut closure”. In instances where it is uncertain if the newborn got an adequate intake of its mother’s colostrum, Re-Borne can help.
PRPs are hormones that regulate the thymus gland, which is the mammal’s central command system for the immune system. PRPs help stimulate an underactive immune system or downgrade an overactive immune system. PRPs can help turn white blood cells into functionally active T-Cells. Cytokines are produced by the actions of the PRPs and are considered highly viral immune substances.
Call our offices, 1-800-901-8498, to speak with our experts about how Re-Borne can help your operation perform at its best!
Congratulations to our winners!
Congratulations to our LubriSynHU facebook contest winners, Karen Sommer and Jess Piercefield Legan! These ladies correctly answered a series of LubriSynHU questions by searching through our fancy new website! Stay tuned to the next Facebook contest!
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