| Calcium (Ca) | 1.1 g |
|---|---|
| Magnesium (Mg) | 1.5 g |
| Selenium (Se) | 620 mcg |
| Potassium (Ka) | 2,155 mg |
| Copper (Cu) | 654 mg |
| Vitamin E (water soluble) | 1,155 IU |
| Zinc (Zn) | 1,585 mg |
| Vitamin A | 338 IU |
| Vitamin D | 1 IU |
| Iodine (I) | 14 mg |
| Vitamin B6 | 340 mg |
| Sodium (Na) | <1% |
Untie® is formulated to work via a nutritional systems approach to equine muscle health and inflammation management. Rather than relying on pharmacological pain suppression, Untie® provides bioavailable nutrients that support normal muscle metabolism, neuromuscular signaling, antioxidant balance, and recovery processes.
Each ingredient category is selected for absorption efficiency, physiological relevance, and synergistic function within the working horse.
B‑complex vitamins play a critical role in energy metabolism, muscle contraction, and nervous system function. Because these vitamins are water‑soluble, they must be supplied consistently—especially in performance horses with elevated metabolic demand.
Functional benefits include:
Supporting normal carbohydrate and fat metabolism
Assisting efficient muscle energy utilization
Supporting nerve impulse transmission to muscle fibers
Helping reduce metabolic stress during intense work
Performance horses, particularly those in heavy training, often have higher B‑vitamin turnover, making consistent supplementation important.
Untie® utilizes chelated (organic) trace minerals, which are minerals bound to amino acids or organic ligands. This form improves intestinal absorption and cellular uptake compared to inorganic mineral salts.
Why chelation matters:
Improved bioavailability
Reduced mineral antagonism in the gut
More predictable utilization at the tissue level
Trace minerals contribute to:
Normal muscle contraction and relaxation
Enzyme systems involved in recovery
Structural integrity of muscle tissue
Antioxidant defense mechanisms
Exercise and muscle exertion increase oxidative stress, a normal byproduct of aerobic and anaerobic metabolism. When oxidative load exceeds the horse’s antioxidant capacity, muscle fatigue and delayed recovery may occur.
Untie® includes nutrients that support the body’s endogenous antioxidant systems, helping maintain balance rather than suppressing natural physiological responses.
Antioxidant support helps:
Neutralize excess free radicals
Support post‑exercise muscle recovery
Maintain normal inflammatory balance
Proper neuromuscular signaling depends on a balanced availability of key minerals involved in:
Muscle contraction
Muscle relaxation
Nerve impulse transmission
Untie® supports these systems nutritionally, helping muscles function smoothly during work and recover efficiently afterward.
This is particularly important for:
Horses prone to muscle tightness or cramping
Horses training in hot or humid conditions
Horses with inconsistent recovery between workouts
Nutrient absorption begins in the gut. Untie® includes ingredients that support digestive efficiency and microbial balance, which can influence how effectively nutrients are absorbed and utilized.
Digestive support benefits include:
Improved nutrient uptake
Reduced digestive stress during training or travel
More consistent response to supplementation
A healthy digestive environment supports overall performance, recovery, and resilience.
The effectiveness of Untie® does not depend on any single ingredient, but on the interaction between complementary nutrient systems. Vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and digestive components work together to support:
Normal muscle physiology
Efficient recovery after exertion
Long‑term soundness and performance consistency
This systems‑based formulation approach is why Untie® is commonly incorporated into long‑term management and conditioning programs.
Untie® ingredients are selected based on:
Bioavailability and functional relevance
Suitability for long‑term daily use
Compatibility with performance horse nutrition programs
Always refer to the product label for guaranteed analysis and specific ingredient inclusion.
This ingredient content is intended for educational purposes and does not replace veterinary guidance.