Crataegus - Crataegus is a plant recognized by the World Health Organization for its cardioprotective effects, attributed to its active components, flavonoids and procyanidins.
Positive inotropic - Improves ventricular systole by promoting the inhibition of phosphodiesterase 3 (PDE3) and the consequent increase in calcium concentration in cardiac fibers (effect similar to pimobendan).
Antihypertensive - Induces peripheral vasodilation through a mechanism independent of the RAAS: inhibition of phosphodiesterase 3 promotes relaxation of the smooth muscles of the vessels.
Antiarrhythmic - Increases the refractory period of cardiac cells.
Myocardial nutrition - Improves coronary circulation with increased supply of O2 and nutrients to the heart.

L-Carnitine - L-Carnitine is essential in cellular respiration for the B-oxidation of fatty acids, which results in the production of energy (ATP).
Energy source - Promotes the transport of fatty acids into the mitochondria to be converted into energy (ATP production).
Myocardial nutrition - Promotes an increase in the energy source of cardiac cells and a reduction in the accumulation of toxic metabolites.

Vitamin E - Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that is important in treating heart patients. There may be a decrease in Vitamin E in these animals.
Antioxidant - Neutralizes free radicals that produce oxidative damage to cells

Astaxanthin - Astaxanthin is a natural carotenoid with strong antioxidant power, 100 times more powerful than Vitamin E and 800 times more powerful than CoQ10. Supports heart function by protecting heart cells and improving blood circulation.
Antioxidant - Protects cell membranes from lipid peroxidation and enhances the effect of other antioxidants, such as Vitamin E
Antihypertensive - Improves the endothelial function of blood vessels by improving their elasticity and reducing angiotensin II levels
Anti-thrombotic - Contributes to less platelet aggregation and improves blood flow, as it favors the production of nitric oxide.

Taurine - Taurine is found in high concentrations in the myocardium, and its level is correlated with cardiovascular functioning
Mild diuretic - Counters the negative effects of angiotensin II
Positive inotropic - Increases calcium availability in myocardial contractile fibers

Magnesium - Magnesium balance is essential for proper cardiovascular function. When magnesium levels are reduced, heart disease may worsen. Hypomagnesemia should be considered in animals treated with diuretics, as their use is associated with magnesium depletion.
Antihypertensive - Regulates the formation of nitric oxide
Antiarrhythmic - Regulates the influx of Ca2+ allowing adequate myocardial contraction
Positive ionotropic - Regulates the Na+/K+ pump and Ca2+ ATPase

Composition:

Crataegus berry powder 200 mg; L-Carnitine base 515 mg; Vitamin E 100 mg; Astaxanthin Zanthin 2.5% 120 mg; Taurine with silicon oxide 0.5% 100 mg; Magnesium Oxide EP Granular 89 mg

Additives (per kg):
Nutritional additives: Vitamins, provitamins, chemically well-defined substances with a similar effect; L-Carnitine 36268mg; Vitamin E (tocopherol) 35211mg; Astaxanthin 84507mg.

Trace elements: Taurine 7042mg, Magnesium oxide 62520mg

Technological additives: Preservatives, emulsifiers, stabilizers, thickeners and anti-caking agents.

Organoleptic additives: flavoring compounds

Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 30.6%; crude fiber 4.7%; Raw ash 18%; crude fat 7.1%; humidity 3.46%

How to administer Omnicardio plus

Precautions
- Although Omnicardio is a natural product and very well tolerated, its continuous use in high doses can enhance the effects of digitalis (e.g. Digoxin).
- Joint administration with ACE inhibitors (angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors) is very well tolerated.
- In therapeutic protocols for cardiac patients, regular monitoring of blood pressure is always recommended for possible adjustment.