When a horse's immune system is out of balance, all kinds of physical problems can occur, such as sluggish performance, susceptibility to illness, mare fertility issues or low motility in stallions. The owners of Sheridan Creek Tack had similar problems with their performance horses until they discovered Immunall, an all-natural product produced in the United Kingdom. Made of seven medicinal herbs, Immunall can be used for horses, humans and other animals. The herbs used help improve the horse's overall vitality and boost the immune system. Immunall also helps reduce stress and low energy levels in performance horses. Some of the herbs used in Immunall are Russian ginseng and garlic, for improved digestion and general condition, and purple coneflower and cat's claw, to improve resistance to infections and speed recovery time.

Also, though official studies haven't been conducted, Immunall users have reported positive results for horses with Cushings Disease.

Leading trainers throughout the United Kingdom who have used Immunall have seen dramatic improvements in their performance horses. Renowned Irish steeplechase and racehorse trainer Jessica Harrington, who has over 90 horses in training at her Commonstown Stables in Ireland, uses Immunall for all her horses and has seen tremendous results. Harrington is one of the leading trainers in her field.
    
This product is also highly recommended by veterinary physiotherapist John Warwick, one of the U.K.'s top specialists and the chairman of the National Veterinarian Physiotherapist Association.

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