The application discloses a method for relieving the adverse effects of chronic
restraint stress on animals by adding
sodium isovalerate into feed, which comprises taking C57BL / 6J mice as research objects, studying the effects of
sodium isovalerate on growth performance, depression behavior and intestinal barrier and
inflammation indexes of the mice with chronic
restraint stress, recording daily
weight gain and feed intake, and performing
tail suspension test and
Elisa test and other test methods, and proving that
sodium isovalerate can relieve the decrease of mouse
weight growth rate, the increase of feed to weight ratio and the decrease of organ index caused by CRS; through
fluorescence quantitative PCR and
Western Blot and other methods, it is proved that sodium isovalerate can relieve the
intestinal injury of the CRS mice, reduce the expression of colon pro-
inflammatory factors and improve the expression of
tight junction proteins, and can also reduce the
phosphorylation level of NF-kappa B in the colon of the CRS mice. The application explores the relieving effect of sodium isovalerate on chronic
restraint stress of animals, so as to provide some theoretical basis for relieving stress in actual production and the application of sodium isovalerate in feed additives.