NAF Vitamin E & Selenium Plus

NAF Vitamin E & Selenium Plus – Support Muscle and Nerve Function with Antioxidant Power

NAF Vitamin E & Selenium Plus is designed to maintain muscle health and performance, supporting both muscle and nerve function through a powerful antioxidant blend of Vitamin E, Selenium, and Lysine.

Selenium (in the form of organic selenium yeast) is safer and more effective than inorganic forms, supporting metabolism, thyroid function, and providing strong antioxidant protection.

Vitamin E acts as a potent antioxidant, helping to stabilise cell membranes and protect muscle tissue from oxidative stress.

Lysine is an essential amino acid and a vital building block for protein synthesis, supporting muscle development, maintenance, and recovery.

Together, these nutrients promote optimal performance, smooth muscle function, and healthy nerve activity — ideal for sport horses or breeding stock, especially in regions with low soil selenium levels.

Feeding Instructions:

• Horses

  • Loading rate (7–10 days): 45 g / 3 scoops per day

  • Maintenance: 30 g / 2 scoops per day

• Ponies

  • Loading rate (7–10 days): 30 g / 2 scoops per day

  • Maintenance: 15 g / 1 scoop per day

(Use loading rate during intense training, competition periods, or when low selenium levels are identified.)

Composition:
Dextrose, heat-treated soya flour, brewers' yeast, refined rapeseed oil.

Additives (per kg):

• Amino acids: L-Lysine monohydrochloride (3c322) – 43,300 mg

• Trace elements: Selenium (Selenised yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060, inactivated, 3b810) – 11.70 mg

• Vitamins: Vitamin E (3a700) – 45,000 I.U.

Analytical Constituents:
Crude protein 19.5%, crude oils and fats 14.9%, crude ash 6.2%, crude fibre 1.1%, sodium 0.05%.

Key Ingredients per 45g:

• Vitamin E – 2,025 I.U.

• Selenium – 0.53 mg

• Lysine – 1,949 mg

Clean Sport: Audited under the BETA NOPS Scheme and suitable for FEI competition. Check with local authorities if racing or competing internationally.

When to Use:

• To maintain healthy muscle and nerve function

• During intense training or competition

• When selenium levels are low in the local soil