Herbal Knowledge - Musculoskeletal System
A powerful gallop, a supple bend, and a springy step – the musculoskeletal system is the foundation for well-being and performance. Yet joints, tendons, and muscles face high demands every day. Whether it's the anti-inflammatory power of African devil's claw, the regenerative effect of comfrey, or soothing willow bark: find out here how you can sustainably support your animal's mobility and zest for life with proven medicinal herbs. Strengthen the foundation for an active life! 🌿🐎✨
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African Devil's Claw
As a medicinal plant, it is used, among other things, to relieve joint pain or digestive issues.
Comfrey Root (Comfrey)
For external use on bruises, sprains, tendon inflammation, windgalls or pinched nerves, right through to bone fractures, comfrey is very frequently used, especially in veterinary medicine.
Birch Leaves & Birch Bark
Birch leaves and birch bark have a vitalizing effect on the body. With their diuretic, mildly dehydrating effect, birch leaves help flush the kidneys and bladder and are well suited for detoxifying spring cures.
Stinging Nettle
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica and Urtica urens) is known for its diuretic effect, helps with mild urinary tract infections and contains ingredients with anti-inflammatory properties.
Hemp-nettle (Downy Hemp-nettle)
Hemp-nettle contains, among other things, the substance harpagide, an active compound also found in devil's claw, known for its anti-inflammatory properties.
Maca - The Miracle Root
On numerous platforms, maca is praised as a vital nutrient for athletes and thinkers, and is even said to boost potency. But how much truth is there to this hype around the miracle root?
Black Cumin Oil
"Black cumin cures every disease except death" has been handed down for hundreds of years. The tremendous potential of this cold-pressed oil provides your animal with an "all-round package".
Willow Bark
It is well tolerated by horses and provides support for painful conditions of the musculoskeletal system.
Wild Teasel
In alternative medicine, teasel root is used mainly for complaints related to Lyme disease (borreliosis).
Our Herbal Knowledge
Here you'll find a wide selection of informative articles about the world of medicinal herbs for horses, dogs and humans. Whether it's about the effects of individual herbs, the correct application, or well-founded knowledge from our herb encyclopedia – we've put together valuable tips for you. We also answer questions about how nature can support the health of humans and animals alike. Browse through our articles and discover how to make the best use of the power of herbs! 🌿
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