Harness the power of the sea to boost and restore
your equine athlete

In 2010, Bénédicte Lucazeau created, developed and launched EquiThalasso - EquiAlgues - a unique and innovative concept: 
Equine thalasso treatments designed to prepare equine athletes before and during competition, and to assist in and accelerate their recovery afterwards

Equithalasso® - a fitness center in the Bay of La Baule and Normandy - offers a unique range of EQUITHALASSO® treatments that have been specially designed to optimally address to all equine musculoskeletal issues.   EQUITHALASSO® products are:
  • Made from natural products from the sea
  • 100% non-drug so there is zero interaction with blood/urine testing
  • Certified by high quality European laboratories
Used and approved in human thalassotherapy, seaweeds and marine sediments are true trace element concentrates that are found in and fortify our bone and muscular systems. EQUITHALASSO is designed to meet the restorative and therapeutic needs of equine competitive athletes throughout the entire competitive cycle:
  • Before:  Increases flexibility of muscles and joints, reduces the restrictions and tensions that negatively affect locomotion, and prepares tendons to better withstand heavier or more intense workloads
  • During:  Restores muscles and joints quickly so your athlete can successfully continue competition or racing the following day or days
  • After:  Eliminates toxins in joints and muscles to reduce stiffness and soreness post-competition, reduces or eliminates tension and soreness in muscles and joints
What types of things can Equithalasso therapy help in a horse?
  • Reduce pain and inflammation with its analgesic and anti-flammatory properties
  • Soothe and detoxify sore and tired muscles and joints, and improve flexibility
  • Stimulate venous and lymphatic circulation for better circulation
  • Ease congestion in joints and soft tissue
  • Rheumatism
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Edema
  • Hydration and elasticity of the skin

Equithalasso products will help your horse in both preparing for and recovering from the increased strains and stresses of competition, whether it's showjumping, racing, dressage, barrel racing, whatever your discipline.