Neprofin EQ- Natural Enzyme Pain Relief For Animals

Neprofin EQ- Natural Enzyme Pain Relief For Animals

  

                                                           

• Helps to relieve inflammation, pain and muscle soreness
• Effective in sprains, fractures, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis
• Helps in faster tissue repair, while preventing exudate formation (fluid in the injured area)
• Accelerates healing process and rapid suppression of post surgical edema.
• No side effects or allergic reactions observed
• Long acting and can be adopted as a replacement therapy in pathological conditions
• Enhances penetration of antibiotics
• Works continuously throughout the pH variations of the digestive tract
• Intensifies absorption of released amino acids
• Shown to emulsify cholesterol and fibrin
• Promotes healthy muscle tissue and connective fiber
• Boosts energy levels, alertness and concentration
• Promotes lean body mass and aids with protein utilization
• Supplements enzymes that block the release of pain-inducing amines from inflamed tissues
• Thins mucus secreted by mucus membranes
• Reduces systemic fibrin concentrations with a potent fibrinolytic activity
• Suitable for any pet suffering from joint pain, injuries and arthritis

Although Neprofin AVF was developed from a growing demand for the alleviation of pain in athletic and performance animals it can be safely used for any pet suffering from joint pain, injuries and conditions such as arthritis.  Neprofin AVF Neprofin is a potent enzyme blend that helps speed the healing process by modulating the inflammatory response and blocking pain.  It has been clinically proven to be safe and effective for Veterinary applications.

This new treatment offers an alternative remedy for equine injuries previously treated with Phenylbutazone (Bute).  Neprofin was specifically developed to alleviate inflammation, pain and muscle soreness.  Neprofin works on the same scientific principle as Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID’s) and Bute.  Bute is one of the most common pain relievers administered to horses.  However, it has been observed to be very destructive to the liver and kidneys as well as negatively impact white blood cell counts.  Gastrointestinal problems, ulcers and aplastic anemia are also quite common with continued use of the drug.  Unlike Bute, Neprofin does not block Cox enzymes to suppress inflammation but rather digests the pro-inflammatory prostaglandin responsible for causing inflammation. Neprofin is safe and can be used without the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.

How Neprofin Works:
For sometime, Glucosamine HCL and Chondroitin have been touted as the next best thing for joint problems over prescription medications.  While these roducts may increase mobility, they do little for blocking pain.  In fact, their only function is to provide the “building blocks” necessary to facilitate lubrication between connective joints.  Lubricating inflamed joints will provide some pain relief but limited relief at best. 
 

Neprofin AVF takes an entirely different path in the healing process by alleviating joint inflammation altogether.  Glucosamine HCL and Chondroitin are limited to joint pain and flexibility in function.  In fact, this is just the beginning for Neprofin.  Neprofin has been shown to significantly improve tendonitis, muscle tears, arthritis, bowed tendon, colic, foot injuries, bruises, fractures, sublaxations, lacerations “open wounds”, lameness, laminitis and navicular syndrome.
 

Neprofin AVF is a non animal sourced multi-enzyme blend containing a combination of powerful enzymes, proteases and bioflavonoids to facilitate movement as well as tissue and muscle healing.  A special blend of fungal Protease, bromelain and papain are combined with Peptizyme SP®, a powerful peptidase derived from Serratia spp. T1.  This peptidase enzyme is used worldwide for its anti-inflammatory properties.  The formula also contains doses of Amylase and Lipase as well as a natural Gooseberry formula called Amla.  This unique berry provides synergistic support to the enzyme blend. Neprofin AVF contains Rutin, an important bioflavonoid that may help repair damaged tissue.   Neprofin AVF is an excellent choice for animals suffering from joint pain, inflammation and ideal for decreasing injury recovery time.

Neprofin Clinical Studies:

A trial study was conducted with Neprofin on six race horses suffering from non-specific lameness.  The result of the study indicated that 5 of the 6 injured horses showed complete recovery, while the one horse that did not respond was later found to suffer from ligament tears that would require surgery to completely heal.

A second study was conducted using 18 buffalo calves.  Each calf was subject to deep aseptic lacerations of the left flank.  Each wound was dressed with antibiotic himax ointment.  Calves were divided into three groups of six.  Group one was given Neprofin, group two was given traditional antibiotics, and group three was given antibiotics and anti-inflammatories.  Of the 18 calves, the 6 that were administered Neprofin showed the shortest post surgical recovery times, far less swelling around the wound and far less visible infection.
 

Breeding Applications:
Certain PID (pelvic inflammatory diseases) in female horses can lead to the formation of fibroids which may impact fertility.  Administration of Neprofin can reduce the instance of PID and in some cases reduce formation of fibroids.  Enzymes have been successfully used to reduce fibroids and improve fertility in humans.  Other applications have been used to restore male erection shape and reduce testicular inflammation.
 

Neprofin AVF is also effective for an active, athletic animal to ensure a prompt recovery from soreness and inflammation due to over activity.
 

APPLICATION:  Optimum dosage of Neprofin® EQ must be determined by the individual animal’s need.  For injured or lame horses mix 3 scoops (9 grams) of Neprofin AVF into the horse’s moist or dry food, 3 times per day.  After symptoms have dissipated over the course of several weeks, use the indicated maintenance dosage.  This will ensure a consistent reduction in pain and inflammatory response, while decreasing the time it takes to recover from injury.
Directions:

Description	Amount	Daily Use
Equine: Injured or Lame	3 Scoops (9 Grams)	3 Times per Day
Equine: Maintenance Dose	1 Scoop   (3 grams)	3 Times per Day