Cavalor® Bronchix Pulmo Liq opens up the airways and supports pulmonary elasticity and resilience during high-intensity training and competition

Key Features

• Optimal support for lungs and airways
• Improves elasticity and resilience of blood vessels facilitating respiration
• Clinically tested on racehorses

A poorly functioning respiratory system is a common factor in sport horses that don’t always quite manage to exhibit their full potential. For outstanding performance, efficiently transported oxygen is crucial. Cavalor® Bronchix Pulmo Liqmis designed for optimal support of the lungs and airways. It improves the elasticity and resilience of the blood vessels and facilitates respiration. Clinical testing on active racehorses has demonstrated these effects.

Administer 20 ml per day for at least 15 days (5 syringes in total). On the day before the increased workload and on the morning itself (or the previous evening), administer 30 ml.

It is recommended to administer Cavalor Bronchix Pulmo Liq directly into the mouth with a syringe.

The daily maximum dose per horse is 60 ml

ntense effort taxes the respiratory system and drives the oxygen requirement way up. The increased pressure from the blood flowing along the lungs can stress the air sacs in the lungs. Cavalor Bronchix Pulmo contains a balanced mix of essential oils that have a synergistic beneficial effect on the airways and support alveolar elasticity

The Daucus carota in Cavalor Bronchix Pulmo strengthens the walls of the capillaries and, together with Allium sativum and Cupressus, serves to lower the blood pressure, supporting alveolar resilience and elasticity.

Citrus aurantiifolia, Eucalyptus globulus Labil, Cupressus and Glycyrrhiza glabra clear mucus from the airways, support respiration and neutralise free radicals. Indeed, an efficient oxygen uptake is essential in delivering the best performance.

Clinically proven effect
The effects of CavalorBronchix Pulmo have been demonstrated in a scientific study conducted in cooperation with Dr Emmanuelle Van Erck-Westergren (Equine Sports Medicine Practice), in which sixteen active racehorses from the same stable received Cavalor Bronchix Pulmoas a supplement.

As management of the stable along with nutrition and training can have a significant impact on the respiratory system, these were kept unchanged during testing.

Endoscopy and a lung wash were performed following the training, both before and after supplementation with Cavalor Bronchix Pulmo and those parameters indicative of pulmonary inflammation and haemorrhage were examined. Fifteen horses were diagnosed with pulmonary haemorrhage (EIHP). After the treatment with Cavalor Bronchix Pulmo none of the sixteen horses exhibited haemorrhaging