Organic Brown Flax Seeds

Organic Brown Flax Seeds constitute a 100% natural food supplement to facilitate transit and prevent digestive disorders such as colic and ulcers.

 They are also used in order to ripen a foot abscess.
 
 Therapeutic benefits:
 The protective action of the mucous membranes allowed by brown flax seed also makes it an ally of choice against ulcers in horses. Added to a mash, flax seeds enhance its action by improving digestion. Flaxseed also improves skin health and the shine of your horse's coat. Thanks to its high omega-3 content, this seed also helps strengthen your horse's immune system.
 
 Compostion:
 For 100 g of ORGANIC brown flax seeds:
 Energy: 534 kcal
 Water: 6.96 g
 Protein: 18.30 g
 Fiber: 27.30 g
 Fat: 42.15 g
 Omega 3: 22.80 g
 Omega 6: 5.90 g
 Omega 9: 7.55 g
 Saturated fat: 3.65 g
 Minerals:
 Calcium: 255 mg
 Copper: 1220 µg
 Iron: 5.73 mg
 Magnesium: 392 mg
 Manganese: 2.48 mg
 Phosphorus: 642 mg
 Potassium: 813 mg
 Selenium: 25.40 µg
 Sodium: 30 mg
 Zinc: 4.34 mg
 Vitamins
 Vitamin B1: 1.64 mg
 Vitamin B2: 0.16 mg
 Vitamin B3: 3.08 mg
 Vitamin B5: 0.98 mg
 Vitamin B6: 0.47 mg
 Vitamin B9: 87 µg
 Vitamin C: 0.60 mg
 Vitamin E: 0.31 mg
 Vitamin K: 4.30 µg
 Lignans: 379012 µg
 Isoflavones: 321 µg
 Additives (0%)
 Preservatives (0%)
 Artificial flavors (0%)
 
 Usage tips:
 Flax seeds release a gelatinous substance during cooking. This is mucilage, which is a mild, natural laxative. By lining the mucous membrane of the horse's stomach and intestines, it also plays a protective role.
 Cook a handful of seeds for 5 to 10 minutes to release the mucilage
 Add the handful of brown flax seeds to a 3L mash or directly into the ration.
 Brown flax seeds can also be used as a poultice to help a foot abscess ripen.
 
 Conservation tips:
 Store in a cool, dry place away from light.