Clay HNP

As a vet specialising 👩‍⚕️ in equine care🐴, I recommend using HNP green clay for muscle and limb recovery (joints, tendons and ligaments) in sport horses once a week during periods of intense training and systematically during post-competition recovery. In the event of a direct blow, haematoma or lymphatic congestion, apply every 12 hours, rinsing with a jet of cold water for 5 to 10 minutes until the swelling disappears.
Below is a brief description of the properties of the plant extracts contained in HNP clay in equine phytotherapy (extracts from Veterinary Herbal Medicine Susan G; Wynn Barbara J. Fougère)
Anthemis nobilis: (Roman chamomile) moderate anti-inflammatory effect, drying and healing effect on abrasions, soothes itching.
Symphytum officinalis: (comfrey) stimulates fibroblast activity and therefore accelerates healing, has proven analgesic properties on cramped muscles, sprains and haematomas.
Plantago lanceolata: (lanceolate plantain) used as a poultice on wounds, irritations and insect bites, it has anti-inflammatory, mild antiseptic and immunomodulating properties.
Calendula officinalis: (calendula officinalis) has antiseptic and astringent properties. It is an effective cleanser for contaminated wounds.
Tilia cordata: (small-leaved linden) is also a cleansing agent for wounds.
⚠️ Care products are not medicines and cannot be considered as such. They are complementary aids that cannot replace medicines. If you have any doubts or experience lameness, ask your vet for advice 👩‍⚕️.