Speed recovery and facilitate pain-free movement in grazing animals and livestock.
Neprofin AVF (Advanced Veterinary Formula) is special blend of fungal protease, bromelain and papain combined with serrapeptase, a powerful proteolytic (protein digesting) enzyme, to digest excessive blood proteins and free radicals. Serrapeptase is used worldwide for its ability to reduce swelling and increase the speed of recovery. The formula also contains doses of amylase and lipase, as well as a natural gooseberry extract known as Amla which provides synergistic support to the enzyme blend. Neprofin also contains rutin, an important bioflavonoid that may help to repair damaged tissue. This formula is an excellent choice for injuries and is ideal for decreasing recovery times. It is also effective for active, athletic animals to ensure a prompt recovery from soreness and swelling due to over-activity.
Neprofin AVF enzymes aid to assimilate food into nutrients and discard the waste. It works continuously with the pH variation of the digestive tract to increase digestion and absorption, which also intensifies absorption of released amino acids. Neprofin aims to improve circulation, speed tissue repair, alleviate joint discomfort, support cardiovascular health, and relieve respiratory complaints. Neprofin was formulated to be a natural alternative remedy for animal injuries that in the past would have been treated with harsh medications. For example, cox enzyme inhibitors have 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 cox inhibitors. Unlike these medicines, Neprofin does not block cox enzymes to suppress inflammation, but rather digests the pro-inflammatory prostaglandins that are responsible for causing inflammation and its associated pain. Neprofin is non-toxic and can be adopted as a long-term replacement therapy for most injuries without the risk of side effects.