How long does it take for NAF magic calmer to start working?

Question

I started my horse on magic calmer 3 days ago and hve so far seen no improvement to her spookiness. If anything, this morning she was worse! How long does it take to get working? And should it help stop her being nappy?

Answer 1

look at this it will proberally help

The horse evolved to live in herds on open plains, moving quietly in a group and living on a wide variety of grasses, herbs and plants. Unfortunately this did not prepare him for the pressures of the modern equine life, and it is fair to say that some horses cope better than others. The causes of nervousness and anxiety should always be properly investigated, but if there are no obvious stresses or physical cause it may be that supplemental support is required. Magnesium is a vitally important element in the body involved in fluid transfer and enzyme reactions. One of magnesium’s key roles is in muscle contractions, and a sign of low magnesium is tension in the muscles. Other signs of magnesium deficiency include nervousness, poor appetite and sweating. The stress of working and traveling regularly increases the likelihood of a horse suffering from low magnesium, as does the period of lactation in brood mares. Rapidly growing grass is low in magnesium while being relatively high in potassium which, itself, impairs magnesium uptake in the system. Therefore the “Spring Fever” of silliness in horses may actually have a dietary root, that of low magnesium in the grazing. However magnesium alone is unlikely to be the whole answer. While the wild horse could pick and choose the herbs he required the modern horse, with his limited pasture and diet, doesn’t have that choice. NAF MAGIC Calmer combines highly bio-available magnesium with herbs traditionally used to reduce stressful reactions. Withania is traditionally used to reduce tension and support concentration. Passion Flower and Hops both reduce tension while soothing tight muscles.