Take a deep breath: ESS Air Active

A healthy lung function is the basic requirement for constant performance, especially for intensively trained (sport) horses.
According to studies, however, more than half of all horses in Europe tend to have respiratory and lung restrictions. Horses that are kept in boxes/stables most time of the day are particularly affected.
Frequent symptoms of deficits in the respiratory function are not coughing or congestion but a drop in performance, lack of fitness, reluctance to exercise and a generally higher risk of infection.

In the wild, horses eat a variety of different herbs that can have a positive effect on the lungs, bronchi and the entire breathing system and therefore rarely show infections. Slight irritation, coughing and congestion can be alleviated naturally by taking the herbs.
Due to their husbandry, many horses can no longer take in these important herbs from the pasture or hay provided. As a result, horses have a less efficient lung - the gas exchange in the lungs is not optimal and significantly reduces vitality, resilience and endurance.

How does ESS Air Active work?

ESS Air Active contains a carefully balanced blend of herbs (thyme, chestnut, chamomile, fennel, anise) that can help support lung function, reduce the risk of respiratory infections and alleviate minor irritations.
The tasty liquid was specially developed for doping-free use under intense stress and is therefore also suitable for horses during active competition to support their performance.

When does my horse need ESS Air Active?

ESS Air Active is suitable for horses of all ages and performance levels that need respiratory and lung support. The liquid can be administered briefly as an intensive cure to counteract the first irritations and infections. As an integral part of daily feeding it can also improve long-term gas exchange under stress, increase performance and counteract future respiratory problems.

Applicable to:

• respiratory restrictions
  
• light cough
• mild allergies
• irritation of the respiratory tract
• lack of performance and condition
  
• intensive (endurance) training
• high risk of infections
• for prevention in horses kept in boxes
• for prevention in case of heavy dust exposure
• for prevention in wet and cold weather
• to support well-being