EPM Back to Performance Kit

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The Equine Energy Medicine EPM Back to Performance Kit is Audrey’s foundational long-term wellness and recovery support protocol designed for horses needing ongoing neurological, metabolic, immune, and performance support after periods of stress or recovery challenges.

This comprehensive kit combines drainage support, gut support, liver and kidney support, herbal wellness protocols, and foundational nutritional support into a structured 90-day system designed to help horses maintain resilience, recovery capacity, healthy nervous system function, and overall performance wellness.

Because order matters, this kit includes detailed step-by-step instructions outlining exactly when and how to introduce each product based on Audrey’s forage-first, anti-inflammatory philosophy and functional equine wellness approach.

The EPM Back to Performance Kit includes:

• 90 Days of Drainage & Energy 2
• Two 10-Day Herbal Wormer Support Protocols
• 90 Days of Gut Support
• 90 Days of Liver Support
• 30 Days of Kidney Support

This protocol is commonly used as:

• A chronic EPM wellness support protocol
• An annual neurological and performance support reset
• A recovery and conditioning support program
• A foundational wellness protocol for horses under chronic stress load

This kit is designed to support:

• Healthy neurological and muscular function
• Gut and microbiome balance
• Natural detoxification and drainage pathways
• Immune and metabolic resilience
• Energy production and recovery capacity
• Overall performance and wellness support

At Equine Energy Medicine, we believe recovery and long-term performance begin with foundational physiology — forage-first nutrition, mineral balance, reduced inflammatory burden, gut health, and proper drainage support.

These products are intended for nutritional and wellness support only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Always consult your veterinarian regarding neurological conditions, lameness, or medical concerns.