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Antioxidants - Kentucky Equine Research Skip to content Select region United States Australia New Zealand Europe Canada Middle East Asia Kentucky Equine Research About Us Conference 2026 Consultation Competition Staff Careers Internships Products Antioxidants Nano-E Nano-Q10 Bone Health DuraPlex Triacton Digestive Health BMC EquiShure RiteTrac Electrolytes Race Recovery Restore SR Restore Paste Hoof & Coat Bio-Bloom PS Joint Health KER-Flex Synovate HA Omega-3, DHA & EPA EO-3 Vitamin/Mineral Micro-Max Total Wellness Feeds All-Phase RE-LEVE RE-LEVE Sport KERx Equine Omega Profile MFM Pellet ReSolvin EQ Partner Feeds Research Research Facilities Research Horses Product Development Published Research Library Equinews Advances In Equine Nutrition Published Research Nutrition Conference Proceedings Tools Microsteed Gro-Trac News Contact Shop NMDL Entire Site Library Section Only Everything Except Library Search Published Research and Advances in Equine Nutrition Home Antioxidants Antioxidants Antioxidants Antioxidants are compounds that help the horse battle cellular damage caused by oxidative stress. Common antioxidants include: vitamin E, vitamin C, and selenium. Antioxidants are commonly used for support of muscle health, speeding recovery after exercise, support of immune function, and as adjunct therapy for horses with neurological challenges.

If left unchecked, the oxidation that occurs at the cellular level in horses and other mammals can cause muscular fatigue severe enough to compromise performance.

When a horse is exercising strenuously, natural stores of antioxidants have difficulty providing sufficient protection against the cascade of free radicals generated from aerobic metabolism, making it necessary to supplement antioxidants.

Vitamin E contributes most generously to the natural antioxidant defenses of the horse. Vitamin E is often linked with selenium, a micromineral that possesses potent antioxidant properties. Vitamin C, often referred to as ascorbic acid, also plays a pivotal role in neutralizing harmful free radicals.

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