Dyna-Lode
Equine nutritional supplement has become very popular with equine breeders,
race horse trainers and pleasure horse owners. It has a soybean lecithin
base, with choline, vitamins, biotin and selenium. Dyna-Lode Equine is
protected by a US patent with claims directed to its beneficial effects
on progesterone deficient mares.
To
researchers in cellular biology, the body is a huge collection of cells,
each having a highly specialized function, forming the structure of different
organ systems. There are blood cells, muscle cells, bone cells, nerve
cells and cells that form the reproductive and other organ systems. Cell
numbers and variety are beyond description. As living tissue, they are
in a constant state of change as they repair, multiply and respond to
the needs of the body.
Individual cell health is critical because it ultimately determines the
basic health status of the entire body. Healthy, vigorous cells are reflected
in the animal's "quality of life" which is measured as responsiveness,
tone, speed, behavior and reproductive capability. Without
optimum cell health, top performance will not be achieved.
The
Function of Soybean Lechitin in Dyna-Lode Equine
Very high quality soybean lecithin supplies a major source of phospholipids
and glycolipids, which are identical to those forming the outer membrane
of all animal cells. In addition to the phospholipid and glycolipids,
soybean lecithin contains Omega 3 fatty acids which are needed for maximum
sheen and texture of the coat.
The Benefits are Cumulative
It may take as long as three weeks for improved cellular function
when utilizing a dietary supplement. This is especially true in the geriatric
animal where the entire cell structure may be nutritionally starved.
Dyna-Lode is a dual-phased supplement
Phase One: Phospholipids and glycolipids are emulsifying agents and
enhance absorption of oil and water soluble vitamins, as well as lipids
from the diet.
Phase Two: Following absorption from the intestine, vitamins and fatty
acids are utilized as follows in cell metabolism:
Phospholipids Glycolipids
...Major cell membrane components
Oleic, Linoleic and Linolenic Acids
...Essential unsaturated fatty acids
Choline, Methionine and Inositol
...Lipotropic nutrients
Choline and Ethanolamine
...Neurotransmitter precursors
Zinc, Vitamin E and Selenium
...Coenzymes in Metabolism and Cell Antioxidants
B-Vitamin Complex
...Enzyme and catlysts for metabolism
What Dyna-Lode Equine is NOT
- 1. Dyna-Lode Equine does not "cure" any condition, it is a nutritional supplement.
2. Dyna-Lode Equine contains no medications.
3. Dyna-Lode Equine is not a "tonic."
4. Dyna-Lode Equine is not a "stimulant."
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1. Soybean lecithin offers dietary, enhancement based on the nutritional
needs of the horse, through improved absorption of nutrients.
2. Soybean lecithin provides a supplement of phospholipids and glycolipids required by
the animal's cells based on recent discoveries in cellular physiology.
3. Soybean lecithin increases dietary choline via high levels of phospatidylcholine.
4. Soybean lecithin is a source of Omega 3 fatty acids.
"Choline-loading" refers to the use of choline or soybean lecithin as nutritional supplements to increase choline, the rate limiting precursor of acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is the most widely distributed neurotransmitter in the nervous system. Research has suggested the benefits of choline and/or soybean lecithin in many areas, including muscle tone and function, urinary tract function, and improved behavior responses. In addition, systems benefiting from choline-loading include digestive, cardiovascular, respiratory and reproductive. It is also clear that increased oral consumption of soybean lecithin, choline or both, elevates level of acetylcholine in the plasma and brain.
Soybean lecithin is clearly the preferred oral-vehicle for choline-loading because it is less susceptible to bacterial degradation in the intestine which results in improved absorption.
(1) S.J. Harless, DVM and Clavin C. Turbes, DVM; Veterinary Medicine/Small Animal Clinician 77(8); 1223 ff, Aug.1982.
Click here to learn more about the role of Phospholipids, Glycolipids, B vitamins and Coenzyme Q-10 in cellular health.
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