Marine Algae by ESC Laboratoire are a source of numerous vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Fucus is a green algae when fresh, which turns brown when it dries. Bladderwrack is widespread on the rocky coasts of the Atlantic and Pacific, mainly in cold waters. Fucus is a marine algae that is a source of numerous vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Traditionally used in cases of fatigue, difficult moulting, overweight or in elderly horses. Components: trace elements (iodine, copper, chromium, zinc, selenium, iron), vitamins, mineral salts, mucilages, polyphenols. Marine algae, plants rich in nutrients that restore vitality to horses. Due to their natural richness in numerous vitamins, minerals and trace elements, marine algae are recommended to restore vitality to tired organisms. They are therefore particularly suitable for older horses or difficult moulting periods. Fucus can also be used in cases of overweight problems thanks to its iodine composition which activates the metabolism of lipids and mucilages which have an appetite suppressant action thanks to the volume occupied by the algae once they are rehydrated in the stomach. What to combine the seaweed care product with? In case of significant fatigue, marine algae can be supplemented with a course of Extrafer, a liquid complementary food which helps to increase energy capacity and resistance to exercise. In case of difficult moulting, combine with cod liver oil.