Chinese herb medicine additive for pig feed

Abstract

A Chinese-medicinal additive of pig feed for increasing the resistance to diseases and growth speed is prepared from 7 Chinese-medicinal materials including astragalus root, haw, pilose asiabell root, liquorice root, etc.

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【Technical field】 [0001] The invention belongs to the feed additive in the field of animal husbandry, and further refers to a Chinese herbal medicine feed additive for pigs that strengthens the stomach and eliminates food, increases disease resistance, increases body weight, and improves feed conversion rate. 【Background technique】 [0002] Antibiotics have played a huge role in promoting the development of the aquaculture industry since they entered the stage of feed additives as antibacterial and growth-promoting agents in the 1940s. However, in the later practical research, people gradually discovered its fatal problem, that is, it is easy to cause bacteria to develop drug resistance and produce residues in pork, which will cause or exist extremely serious potential harm to humans. Therefore, in the 1980s, there were calls to ban the use of antibiotics in feed as antibacterial and growth-promoting agents in the world. In 1981, the International Antibiotics Alliance was es...

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[0003] Under such circumstances, all countries have begun to search, develop, and research alternatives to antibiotics. The reported probiotics, enzyme preparations, oligosaccharides, acidulants, plant extracts, and Chinese herbal medicine additives, etc., for example, Publication No. Patent documents for CN1568751A, CN1513346A, CN1468545A, CN1596698A, CN1352887A, CN1332976A and authorized announcement numbers are CN1180806C, CN1156228C, CN1152614C, CN1092026C, disclosing Chinese herbal medicines as additives or preparations suitable for raising livestock and poultry. The difference between animals, only the patent document with the authorized announcement number CN1180806C is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for chicken infectious bursal disease (IBD) and Newcastle disease (ND), but this preparation treats a single symptom and does not have the effect of increasing disease resistance

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