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For any living creature suffering from digestive issues, more than their comfort is compromised. The digestive tract strongly affects an organism’s immune system, and when digestive health is poor, overall health and wellbeing is at risk.
Mastic Gum is a resin derived naturally from mastic tree sap. Mastic trees are indigenous to a number of [...]
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Nature Offers Digestive Relief in the Form of Mastic Gum
Thursday, January 7th, 2010Prevent Ulcers and Gain Ultimate Digestive Health with Prebiotics, Probiotics & Mastic Gum
Thursday, November 19th, 2009With an increasing awareness of the benefits of probiotics and prebiotics and Mastic Gum for our digestive health as well as the digestive health of our pets, these ingredients become more common in a variety of foods. Prebiotics are a natural food source for probiotics, the healthy bacteria that fends off harmful bacteria. [...]
Read MoreBenefits of Mastic Gum Include Killing H. Pylori to Prevent Ulcers
Monday, November 16th, 2009 Mastic Gum is a sap or resin derived from piercing the bark of the mastic trees native to southern Chios in the Mediterranean region. These plants flourish throughout the Mediterranean area, from Iberia and Morocco to Turkey and southern France, as well as to Syria, Israel and the Canary Islands.
When [...]
Horse Race Victory for Life is Sweet- Equine Intact Improves Horse Health
Thursday, November 12th, 2009This month history was made at the Breeders’ Cup Classic in Santa Anita when Zenyatta became the first mare to win this race. The five-year-old mare was 15 lengths off the pace when she had just a half mile left to run. Regal Ransom was setting the pace ahead. Soon Zenyatta [...]
Read MoreThe Benefits of NutriMastic and Mastic Gum for the Health of your Horse
Thursday, September 24th, 2009Horses are beautiful companions, requiring plenty of attention and care. For horse lovers, there is no room to sacrifice the well-being and health of a horse; we want them to be strong, healthy and beautiful from the inside out.
If your horse has a poor appetite, dull coat and does not drink a sufficient amount [...]
