Antioxidants for Your Dog with Ester C

Antioxidants for Your Dog With Ester C

Would your dog benefit from an antioxidant supplement for pets? Antioxidants support the immune system by increasing the number of antibodies which circulate in the blood stream.  More antibodies means increased resistance to harmful viruses, bacteria and parasites.

Antioxidants inhibit the effects of oxidation. Oxidants, which include free radicals, are toxic byproducts that can damage the structure and function of cells and cell membranes. Free radicals are the cause of most life-threatening diseases, because they contribute to the aging process.

Antioxidants react with free radicals and render them harmless, so are the surest way to slow down the aging process and thereby help prevent disease. Pets are just as susceptible to damage from free radicals as are humans.

Each antioxidant has its own unique function, but they all contribute in increasing the immune function, creating the best defense against infections and diseases. Antioxidants work together synergistically, and they work better in combination than they do individually.

Fortrix is an excellent antioxidant combination for dogs.  It contains eight groups of natural antioxidants that in combination protect against free radical cell damage in organs and organ linings.

Fortrix contains the following antioxidant groups: Ester C.  For more information about the benefits of Ester C, click on Phil Brown, DVM.

Vitamin A, including Beta Carotene, and Vitamin E. Grape Seed Extract. Super Oxide Dismutase. Coenzyme Q-10. Anti-oxidant Amino Acids (Glutathione, Glutamic acid, Cysteine, and Glycine). Selenium. Other anti-oxidant minerals (Zn, Cu, Mn, Mg, Mo).

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