Vitamin B6: is necessary for the absorption and metabolism of amino acids and is essential for muscle building. It is also an essential component of the enzyme, which breaks down glycogen for fuel as well as it is used in making red blood cells. 

Alfalfa: is a major food crop, nutrient and appetite stimulant. Alfalfa is rich in vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Alfalfa includes pro-Vitamin A, B, C, E, K, folic acid, and Biotin

Vitamins A and D: were added at updated levels to aid in bone formation, glucose synthesis and calcium metabolism.

Zn, Cu and Mn are provided in Chealated form: for optimum bio-availability to the horse. These minerals aid in the conversion of cartilage to bone and joint lubrication production.

Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids: have powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building. Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids were first known for their enhancement of hair and skin health. These fatty acids enhance immune responsiveness and protect your horse from the domino effect leading from poor health to lowered performance. One study has suggested that Omega 3 fatty acids may decrease the adverse effects of Equine Endotoxemia and subsequently inhibit the occurence of laminitis, organ failure, colic and other systemic complications.

Selenium: is an antioxidant enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of peroxides into alcohol in tissues. Selenium helps to counteract harmful free radicals produced during normal cellular metabloism and work.

Cetyl-Myristoleate: has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building.

Threonine: an amino acid that is one of the building blocks of proteins which is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof.

Phenylalanine: an amino acid that is one of the building blocks of proteins which is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof.

Glycine: acts in a similar fashion to Proline and DL-Methionine in its promotion of healthy connective tissue, or collagen

Cobalt: is essential in horses for synthesis of B12 by gastrointestinal microbes.

Glucosamine Sulfate: an amino sugar that has been shown studies to inhibit symptoms of advance joint problems. Glucomsamine sulfate has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building. It is believed to reduce the degradation of cartilage. Glucosamine plays a key role in reducing inflammation and the enzymes that lead to inflammation that ultimately destroy cartilage. Glucosamine is something that the body naturally produces, yet when the body is subjected to stress or trauma the naturally produced Glucosamine is inadequate to protect the joints from undue wear and tear. Glucosamine is found in soft tissue such as, blood vessels, heart valves, mucus membranes, ligaments and tendons.

Magnesium: is an important element in the activation of over 300 enzymes. It promotes overall good health. The influence of magnesium on the metabolism of the musculature and nervous system is considerable. Magnesium is considered to be an “anti-stress” mineral. With sufficient supplies of magnesium, the release of stress hormones are prohibited. Horses that are deficient in magnesium have a loss of appetite, exhaustion, poor condition, excessive excitability, nervousness, sweating, muscular tremor, cillosis, muscle strains, cramps, tetanies, cardiovascular disturbances.

L-Tyrosine: an amino acid that is one of the building blocks of proteins which is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof. It is an important amino acid that is a precursor to a number of neurotransmitters related to our feeling of well-being. Studies have shown that tyrosine supplementation results in increased performance while under stressful conditions, as such, it is also know as an "anti-stress" nutrient.

Chelate: means to combine a mineral molecule and another easily able molecule, such as an amino acid. Proteinating improves the bioavailability of the mineral to target cells and organs. Field reports from farms using chelated zinc and copper found that young horses experienced fewer developmental orthopedic problems than in previous years when organic mineral sources were used. Zinc has been reported to dramatically improve hair and coat condition in horses as well.

Choline: functions in the maintenance and integrity of the liver, kidney and blood vascular system. Choline is also important for the transmission of nerve impulses. Deficiency can result in cirrhosis and fatty liver

L-Lysine: plays an important role in efficient protein synthesis. Lysine is an amino acid that is crucial in the growth and development of young horses. It is this amino that is found to be deficient in the equine diet more than any other. It is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof. Studies have proven that L-Lysine promotes hoof growth and integrity.

Yucca: has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building. It is a feed supplement that has properties that combats the symptom of arthritis.

DL-Methionine: an amino acid that is one of the building blocks of proteins which is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof. DL-Methionine is used as a supplement to encourage healthy connective tissue or collagen. Studies have proven that DL-Methionine promotes hoof growth and integrity.

MSM: (methylsulfonylmethane) is an organic sulfur compound that is a joint supplement because of its anti-inflammatory properties. MSM has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building

Glycine: acts in a similar fashion to Proline and DL-Methionine in its promotion of healthy connective tissue, or collagen L-Proline: is an important amino acid that is one of the building blocks of proteins which is needed in the maintenance and production of healthy hair and hoof.

Boswellia Serrata: Boswellia shrinks inflamed tissue, the underlying cause of pain, by improving the blood supply to the affected area and enhancing the repair of local blood vessels damaged by proliferating inflammation. Experimental and clinical usage of boswellia indicates it has none of the side effects on blood pressure, heart rate of the gastric irritation and ulcers associated with many anti-inflammatory and anti-arthritic drugs. Boswellia Serrata has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building.

Silicon: has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building and is an ingredient that is unique to MOJO. It was added based on resulfts from several Texas A&M and Michigan State studies where it was found to be beneficial in reducing and repairing bone and cartilage damage and increasing bone density and strength.

Hyaluronic acid: has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, pain reduction, and helps in cartilage building, and is one of nine such included in MOJO.

Copper: aids in hemoglobin, bone, cartilage, elastin and the utilization of iron. Studies have proven that Copper promotes hoof growth and integrity. Copper Amino Chelate contributes to hair pigmentation and improvement in overall circulation.

Manganese: is to aid in the repair and recovery caused from Physical, Environmental or Disease induced stress.

Zinc: is found in virtually every metabolic pathway. Not only does it reinforce the immune system but, it is involved in formation of bone tissue, healthy skin, healing wounds, Vitamin A metabolism, production of proteins and carbohydrate metabolism. Zinc is involved in bone formation, hair, hoof and skin growth and wound healing.

Ingredients:

Alfalfa, Flax Seed, Linoleic Acid, Glucosamine Sulfate, MSM, Glycine, Phenylalaine, Yucca, Boswellia Serrata, Threonine, L-Tyrosine, L-Proline, L-Lysine, Vitamin C, Magnesium, Cetyl-Myristoleate, Hyaluronic Acid, DL-Methionine, Zn Amino Chelate, Mn Amino Chelate, Omega 3 Fatty Acids, Cu Amino Chelate, Vitamin B 6, Choline, Niacinamine, Cobalt, Selenium, Binder