Respimin is a valid support in the treatment of respiratory diseases or to facilitate recovery from acute, subacute or chronic infectious diseases (bronchitis, bronchiolitis and bronchopneumonia), viral diseases, respiratory allergies and RAO - Recurrent Airways Obstruction (diseases of the airways of inflammatory origin obstructive).
Respimin is a unique formulation that stimulates the release of mucus by facilitating its expulsion through coughing.
Respimin is not a banned substance in competition.

Respimin is highly palatable and can be administered once daily for at least 14 consecutive days, as follows:

Analytical Constituents
It can be used for long periods without any contraindications.
Resume Respimin indefinitely if clinical manifestations recur.

WARNING: for reasons attributable to palatability, Respimin should not be administered with "sweet" foods.

• Horses 25 g (1 scoop)

• Ponies 18 g (3/4 of a scoop)

• Foal 12 g (1/2 scoop)

Composition
Calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, sodium chloride, magnesium oxide, herbs.

Analytical constituents
Football 24%
Phosphorus 4%
Sodium 5%
Magnesium 2%

• Respimin contains elements such as calcium, sodium and magnesium, which are important for catalyzing enzyme functions in the respiratory tract.

• Respimin also plays an important role in maintaining the movement of the cilia, tiny organelles that sweep away mucus and clear the lungs.

• In case of recurrent obstructive pathologies (RAO) there is a reduction in the inspiratory volume which results in evident clinical signs such as cough and the inability to compete at high levels.
  Respimin helps maintain normal bronchial dilation and stimulates a natural response to noxious stimuli with cough and sputum.

• Respimin also contains a unique blend of herbs that have been shown to keep the respiratory system healthy in both horses and humans.

Respimin contains macroelements and herbs, chosen for their peculiar beneficial properties, to support and promote respiratory function.
It has been shown that the conditions of subjects particularly predisposed to respiratory problems improve rapidly and significantly if the horses are moved to islands in the North Sea or to high altitude pastures.
Respimin provides important nutritional elements found in plants growing at high altitudes and which support respiratory function.

• Respimin can be used to maintain normal respiratory function in stabled horses and ponies who exhibit dust allergy.

• Respimin can be used in competition to increase flow and lung function.
  In any case, it is recommended to pay attention to the various regulations governing sporting events.

• Respimin can be used in horses in boxes, in paddocks, during moderate exercise or intense training.

• Respimin can be safely used in therapeutic protocols together with antibiotics.

Proper management of horses with respiratory disorders should be practiced in tandem with the use of Respimin.
Good management practices include:

• Keep horses in the paddock whenever possible.

• Eliminate dust or use lightly dusty bedding, feed and hay.