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Warrior Bullz Bee Pollen 100g
£7.49 Quick ViewPossible Indications and Benefits Unlike honey, bee pollen is a product of bees that’s still widely misunderstood. But this nutrient-dense powerhouse supplement is packed with vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, protein and fats – and it’s a great dietary addition for both humans and their canine companions. It has one of the most complete nutritional profiles in the world, made up of 35% protein and 50% carbohydrates. It’s also high in chromium, cobalt, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, zinc, iron, folic acid, and much more! Where does it come from? Bee Pollen is gathered by worker bees and mixed with nectar and bee saliva. The bees then pack this “blend” into a granule that adheres to their back legs, and carry it to the hive where it’s used to feed the colony. In the hive, the collected pollen, dampened with saliva and fragmented by flightless bees, is packed in honeycomb cells. Next, the surface of the collected pollen is covered with a thin layer of honey and wax. The substance which has been created is ‘bee bread’ which undergoes anaerobic fermentation and is preserved thanks to the arising lactic acid. Bee bread constitutes the basic protein source for the bee colony. Moreover,… Read More
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Warrior Bullz Bee Pollen 250g
£15.99 Quick ViewPossible Indications and Benefits Unlike honey, bee pollen is a product of bees that’s still widely misunderstood. But this nutrient-dense powerhouse supplement is packed with vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, protein and fats – and it’s a great dietary addition for both humans and their canine companions. It has one of the most complete nutritional profiles in the world, made up of 35% protein and 50% carbohydrates. It’s also high in chromium, cobalt, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, zinc, iron, folic acid, and much more! Where does it come from? Bee Pollen is gathered by worker bees and mixed with nectar and bee saliva. The bees then pack this “blend” into a granule that adheres to their back legs, and carry it to the hive where it’s used to feed the colony. In the hive, the collected pollen, dampened with saliva and fragmented by flightless bees, is packed in honeycomb cells. Next, the surface of the collected pollen is covered with a thin layer of honey and wax. The substance which has been created is ‘bee bread’ which undergoes anaerobic fermentation and is preserved thanks to the arising lactic acid. Bee bread constitutes the basic protein source for the bee colony. Moreover,… Read More
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Warrior Bullz Organic Green Spirulina 100g
£5.99 Quick ViewSpirulina (Arthrospira platensis) Spirulina is a biomass of cyanobacteria that can be consumed by humans and animals. The three species are Arthrospira platensis, A. fusiformis, and A. maxima. Cultivated worldwide, Arthrospira is used as a dietary supplement or whole food.[1] It is also used as a feed supplement in the aquaculture, aquarium, and poultry industries. Most people think spirulina is a type of alga, but it’s actually a type of bacteria called cyanobacterium. What makes spirulina so special? A blue pigment that allows the bacteria to produce their own food through photosynthesis, like a plant. Spirulina is a nutritional powerhouse that is more than 60 percent protein and packed full of life-giving chlorophyll. It’s a dense source of vitamins, minerals, amino and omega-3 fatty acids, enzymes and trace minerals. You can use it for yourself and your pets to assist with a myriad of issues like inflammation, nutritional deficiencies, immune support, bacterial and yeast overgrowth and radiation exposure. More protein than eggs, more iron than spinach Studies have shown anti-oxidant properties, reduction in allergy reactions, less tumours than comparative animals not fed spirulina. A rich natural source of vitamins and minerals Uses Food supplement Spirulina is one of the richest plant-based sources… Read More
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Warriorbullz 100% Organic Fenugreek 100g
£4.99 Quick ViewFenugreek Trigonella frenum-graecum Part used – seeds and leaves also used in cooking Strong smelling volatile oils, in the seeds as well as mucilage and proteins and a good source or Iron Uses Alterative, carminative, demulcent, hypo-gylcemic and nutritive Uses historically and Research Traditional used for bronchitis, arthritis and diabetes as well as gastrointestinal problems. Also externally as a poultice for wounds and abscesses. It has been used to increase milk production It has been shown to reduce blood and urine glucose levels and lipids in dogs, rats and human studies. It has anti-inflammatory properties and has been used for coughs and joint inflammation. It has been shown to have some anti-ulcer and antacid properties and even been used to treat osteosarcomas and colon cancer Possible Veterinary Indications To reduce blood glucose, topically on wounds, to promote milk production and reduce inflammation. Avoid in pregnant animals and not recommended for Hypothyroid animals. Drug interactions: none proven but consult your veterinarian if medically dosing as with all herbs Dosages Dried and Ground Herb (Such as on the right above from WarriorBullz) 25-200mg/kg tid Suggested dosage: 1/2 to 1 teaspoon per 10 kg two or three time daily It can be applied… Read More
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Warriorbullz 100% Organic Psyllium Husk 100g
£6.49 Quick ViewPsyllium Plantago psyllium and P ovata Plantain Part used – leaves and seeds for the mucilage components Uses Mucilage, cholinergic, Demulcent. Sweet cold clears heat Uses historically and Research Psyllium Husk has been shown to increase faecal mass by up to 100% by retaining water in the stool and it has long been used for constipation and diarrhoea. Bile acid secretion is increased. It is mail used for its high dietary fibre content in the husk of the seeds Possible Veterinary Indications Veterinarians often recommend psyllium for dogs to treat digestion issues including constipation and very runny diarrhoea. In some cases, it can also help dogs suffering from irritable bowel syndrome. Its dietary fibre works by absorbing water in the intestine and helping the animal poop on a more regular schedule. The psyllium husks expand when they come into contact with water (in the food or in the digestive tract), which forms a sort of gelatinous mass. If a stool is too loose, then the product helps to absorb some of the moisture in order to help create a healthier stool. In case of constipation, the product helps the bowel to contract, providing more volume to the stool. The stool will… Read More