Feed additive capable of adjusting heat stress broiler nutrient absorption and metabolism
A feed additive and nutrient absorption technology, applied in animal feed, animal feed, applications, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in achieving the best effect of heat stress resistance in broiler chickens, economic losses in broiler breeding, and difficulties in adding oil and fat. The effect of oil addition, restoration of barrier and absorption function, and protection of intestinal mucosal structure
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[0026] The present invention proposes a feed additive that can regulate the nutrient absorption and metabolism of heat-stressed broiler chickens. Its raw materials include, by weight, 300 parts of fat powder, 36 parts of monoglyceride citrate, 36 parts of L-carnitine, and chromium nicotinate. 0.010 parts, 8 parts of lipoic acid, 14 parts of vitamin C, 6 parts of vitamin E, 200 parts of montmorillonite, 408 parts of spirulina powder.
Embodiment 2
[0028] The present invention proposes a feed additive capable of regulating the nutrient absorption and metabolism of heat-stressed broiler chickens. Its raw materials include, by weight, 310 parts of fat powder, 37 parts of monoglyceride citrate, 35 parts of L-carnitine, and chromium nicotinate. 0.009 parts, lipoic acid 9 parts, vitamin C 13 parts, vitamin E 7 parts, montmorillonite 210 parts, spirulina powder 378 parts.
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[0030] The present invention proposes a feed additive capable of regulating the nutrient absorption and metabolism of heat-stressed broiler chickens. Its raw materials include: 330 parts of fat powder, 38 parts of monoglyceride citrate, 34 parts of L-carnitine, chromium nicotinate 0.008 parts, lipoic acid 10 parts, vitamin C 12 parts, vitamin E 8 parts, montmorillonite 220 parts, spirulina powder 348 parts.
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