Impulsion with Composure
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Herbsmith Impulsion with Compsure is an all-natural joint supplement for horses that offers the same benefits as Impulsion with an added calming effect. Ideal for a horse with spooky behavior, restlessness or irritability.
This powder supplement is used to support joint and limb health in the horse that is too excitable and easily over-stimulated. The resolution of the discomfort is often accompanied by a calmer and easier-to-handle temperament.
Contains white peony root, angelica tang kuei, raw rehmannia root, persica, atractylodes rhizome, achyranthes root, clematis root, tangerine peel matured, poria, ligusticum root, stephania root, notopterygium root, ledebouriella root, gentian root, angelica dahurica and honey coated licorice root. Directions: 1 scoop twice daily for 20 days, then 1 scoop daily thereafter. Not for use in pregnant animals. Not for use within 48 hours of surgery/anesthesia. 2 Tbsp scoop enclosed.
Flax Plus Impulsion with Composure provides the same benefits as the original formula, with added ground flax seed for extra flavor, improved coat appearance and omega-3's. Directions: 1 scoop twice daily for 20 days, then 1 scoop daily thereafter. Not for use in pregnant animals. Not for use within 48 hours of surgery/anesthesia. 6 Tbsp scoop enclosed.

“I started feeding Impulsion with Composure to a dutch mare I got late last year with a lot of blood…supporting her with the herbs so she can settle better and do her job jumping clean more easily.”
Kelly McKnight, Jumping Trainer and Young Horse Specialist

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Chinese Theory behind Impulsion with Composure: Herbsmith Impulsion with Composure unblocks and relaxes the channels, or meridians, and invigorates the blood. In Chinese medicine, it is used to treat blood stasis, wind and dampness in the channels and collaterals characterized by joint, limb, and trunk discomfort, muscle aches, and numbness in the lower extremities. This blend is indicated for conditions that are primarily excessive.

Our herbs are sourced individually from specific providences of China, where the climate and quality of the soil combine to provide a far superior growing environment to anywhere else on the globe. Each batch of herbs is then re-tested in the USA by the FDA to ensure purity, authenticity and safety, guaranteeing they are free of sulfur, heavy metals and bacteria. All Herbsmith formulas are show safe and do not contain any forbidden substances under USEF and FEI rules for horses in competition.

100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Try any Herbsmith product as directed for 60 days. Remember to sprinkle a pinch on your animal's feed at mealtime and gradually increase the quantity given each day until they eat a full dose without hesitation. If you are not completely satisfied with the results, return the container and unused portion to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions
What do Chinese herbs do?
Chinese herbs work to address the root causes of underlying disharmonies within the animal. Chinese herbs have been used successfully for thousands of years to support health.

How do Chinese herbs work?
Chinese herbs work using a system of observing signs/symptoms. This is then translated into a pattern, or more commonly, a series of patterns. These patterns correlate to specific conditions. The goal is to bring the state of the body into balance, resulting in relief. Once the body is in a balanced state, health is maintained.

How long does it take for Chinese herbs to work?
Typically you will see the results of the herbs within a few weeks.

What if my horse won't eat the powder?
Though Herbsmith herbal blends are very palatable, occasionally horses are hesitant to eat the herbs because of the unfamiliar taste and smell. If you find this to be the case with your horse, we suggest sprinkling a pinch of the powder in their grain at mealtime to gradually acquaint the horse with the blend. Slowly increase the quantity given each day until they eat a full dose without hesitation. Alternatively, you can combine the powdered formula with wet or dry molasses or ground flax seed.

Herbsmith also offers all of our herbal blends mixed with ground flax seed as Flax Plus for added flavor and palatability.