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PROTOPROOF™
EPM(Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis) is caused by a protozoa named Sarcocystis (neurona) with infiltrates the brain and spinal cord. This protozoan is a parasite of opossums. It may also be distributed by birds. The infected EPM horse usually develops weakness, lameness, and muscle wasting, as well as highly variable neurological signs such as stumbling, falling, head shaking, and head tilt. Other parasites include:
 Protoproof is an organic combination of herbs formulated to kill and remove parasites from the horse’s system. Herbal wormers have been widely used for centuries to rid the body of parasitic invasion. Vermicides destroy parasites and vermifuges expel or repels intestinal parasites. Parasites thrive in a low oxygen environment feeding on the host, sugars, and yeast. ProtoProof increases oxygen to the tissues and provides herbs that destroy yeast overgrowth. VISIT OUR E-STORE TO ORDER. In nature, horses survive on bitter, fresh grasses, roots, and herbs that are disagreeable to parasites. Stalled equines eat large amounts of sweet feed, grain, fermented feeds, and dried hay. Partially undigested grain is the perfect food for worms and parasites. Acid suppressing drugs destroy the correct ratio of acid needed to keep parasites in check and encourage optimum digestion. ProtoProof supplies herbs that relax and strengthen intestinal tissues depleted by parasites and chemical wormers. For best results ProtoProof is used during the full moon phase when parasites are in their most active state. Features and benefits of the natural ingredients of ProtoProof::
Directions for use: For best results, give one 70cc scoop 2x a day in moist feed, three weeks out of the month including the entire full moon phase. All with no side effects. PROTOPROOF™ is formulated only with natural ingredients
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Strongyles are a species of round worm that cause extreme harm as they travel through the horse’s circulatory system, damaging blood vessels. The larvae of the small worms remain in the gut wall. The larvae of the blood worms penetrate the wall of the intestine and enter the arteries that supply blood to the digestive system. Other species migrate to the liver, flanks, and tissues around the kidneys and pancreas.
