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Mad Barn Bioplex Zinc (Proteinate)
- In horses, Zinc is a major component of skin and hair and supports normal growth and tissue health
- Zinc is a structural component of a variety of enzymes that are involved in immune function, energy metabolism, nervous system function, and protein synthesis
- Mad Barn’s Bioplex Zinc is a bulk powder mineral supplement that provides zinc bound to amino acids to ensure it is easily absorbed and readily metabolized
- Zinc is an essential mineral that is a component of over 100 enzymes involved in a wide range of functions including the transmission of nerve impulses, reproductive health, and protein synthesis
$15.36
Mad Barn Bioplex Zinc (Proteinate)—
$15.36
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Mad Barn Bioplex Zinc (Proteinate)
- In horses, Zinc is a major component of skin and hair and supports normal growth and tissue health
- Zinc is a structural component of a variety of enzymes that are involved in immune function, energy metabolism, nervous system function, and protein synthesis
- Mad Barn’s Bioplex Zinc is a bulk powder mineral supplement that provides zinc bound to amino acids to ensure it is easily absorbed and readily metabolized
- Zinc is an essential mineral that is a component of over 100 enzymes involved in a wide range of functions including the transmission of nerve impulses, reproductive health, and protein synthesis
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- In horses, Zinc is a major component of skin and hair and supports normal growth and tissue health
- Zinc is a structural component of a variety of enzymes that are involved in immune function, energy metabolism, nervous system function, and protein synthesis
- Mad Barn’s Bioplex Zinc is a bulk powder mineral supplement that provides zinc bound to amino acids to ensure it is easily absorbed and readily metabolized
- Zinc is an essential mineral that is a component of over 100 enzymes involved in a wide range of functions including the transmission of nerve impulses, reproductive health, and protein synthesis













