"HadrLogCapture" messages in SQL Server Log

HI
After activating AlwaysOn High Availibility Groups in SQL Server 2012 R2 and adding databases at the availibilitygroup, SQL Server started genereting lots of messages in the SQL Server Logs.
Some example Messages are: "DbId (1466) log capture is rescheduled with partner generation: 45, log consumer id: 9828",
"HadrLogCapture::BuildMsgBodyForSend - DbId [2535]->[1807D374-DA55-4CAC-A831-AA3C3A8B8EC4] Send From
saved msg - LogBlockId (0x000221e800000010)"
Is there is a possibility to stop generating these messages?

I guess supressing them would be a wrong approach. there is some underlying problem with the data movement which you have between primary and secondary replicas.
Here are my questions:
What is the sync setting and how many replicas you have?
What is the SQL Version? Output of Select @@version query
Do you see any latency on Dashboard? Check if redo queue or log send queue is high
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