Bio Blood Builder – Veterinary Hematinic & Performance Support

What It Is

• Formulation: Injectable solution, typically supplied in 50–100 ml vials.
• Purpose: Hematinic (blood‑building) supplement for equine, camel, and poultry medicine.
• Target Use: Racehorses, camels, poultry, and livestock under stress or recovering from illness.

Key Benefits

• Blood Builder: Stimulates red blood cell formation and combats anemia.
• Energy & Vitality: Enhances stamina and endurance in performance animals.
• Recovery Aid: Restores strength in weak or convalescent animals.
• Immunity Boost: Strengthens resistance against infections and stress.
• Productivity Support: Improves fertility, egg production, and growth in poultry.

Functions & Applications

• Equine Athletes: Used in racehorses to maintain peak stamina and recovery.
• Camels: Supports endurance and vitality in racing camels.
• Poultry: Enhances egg production, fertility, and feed conversion.
• Livestock: Applied to cattle, goats, or sheep for anemia and weakness.

Bio Blood Builder Administration

• Route: Intramuscular (IM) injection.
• Dosage: Determined by veterinarian depending on species and condition.
• Frequency: Often given during stress, anemia, or pre‑competition conditioning.

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Kynoselen protects muscles and delays the onset of Muscle fatigue.

Active constituents:

Disodic adenosine monophosphate: Improves cardiac and skeletal muscle output & increases blood supply to muscles.
Heptaminol hydrochloride: Increases cardiac output to meet increased demand during & following exercise & training.
Magnesium aspartate
Postassium aspartate: reported to be of value in delaying the onset of muscle fatigue.
Selenium (as sodium selenite): Highly available selenium. Prevents & treats selenium deficiency. Protects from muscle damage & “tying-up”.
Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12): For carbohydrate, protein & amino acid metabolism (the process by which food is used to produce energy). Improves appetite with a “tonic” effect.
Selenium:

Selenium is an essential trace element. An important interrelationship exists between Vitamin E and selenium. Selenium is important for:

the immune system
cell membranes (protects cells from damage)
for the prevention of muscle degenerative conditions
for cardiac & skeletal muscles.
Vitamin E and selenium are essential to protect the integrity of muscle cells. Selenium is required for the formation of glutathione peroxidase, a key ingredient in energy production. Both Vitamin E and selenium are important antioxidants, working to scavenge free radicals that damage muscle cells.

Selenium Deficiency:

Large areas of Australia are known to be selenium deficient. Hay & grain grown in soils in these areas will be selenium deficient. Both selenium & vitamin E appear essential for muscle function and the contribution of each is dependent on the other. It appears that it takes a considerable time (from 8 – 10 weeks) for dietary selenium supplementation to increase blood glutathione peroxidase (the enzyme that combines with Vitamin E to protect muscles & muscle activity). Injections of sodium selenite repeated weekly or fortnightly are recommended.

Kynoselen: Prevention & Treatment:

Regular treatment with Kynoselen is recommended:

to treat selenium deficiency
to increase the intensity of exercise & training
for accurate, reliable selenium supplementation
as a cardiac & muscle “tonic”.
Other effects of muscle fatigue which may not be easily recognised include damage to skeletal muscles, circulatory (heart) and

uptake during competition