Explanation： Betaine is found in a variety of plant and animal sources and is a metabolic intermediate in animal body. It can act as methyl group donor to participate in the metabolism of lipids and the synthesis of protein. Betaine hydrochloride is a stable form of betaine and it does not deliquesce when contacting moisture.
Explanation： This product consists of such natural nutrients and anti-disease substances as pollen, herba cistanches and lecithins. They are combined with appropriate formulation techniques and nanotechnology and dried at low temperature, results in products remaining the active ingredients in the natural raw material. Because the particle size of the product is less than 1 μm and 99% cell walls of the active substances are broken, the bioavailability of the product is particularly high. The product is natural and contains no anti-biotics, hormone and growth promoter. Bacteria and virus occurs non-resistance to the product if it is taken by animal in long-term. The product can clear free radical effectively and enhance the synthesis of DNA by itself in the organism. It smells fragrant and acts as feed attractant.
Explanation： Phospholipids(or powdered lecithin ) are fat derivatives. They are composed of glycerol bonded to two fatty acids and a phosphate group. The resulting compound called phosphatidic acid contains a region (the fatty acid component or hydrophobic group) that is fat-soluble along with a region (the charged phosphate group or hydrophilic group) that is water-soluble. Most phospholipids also have an additional chemical group bound to the phosphate. For example, it may be connected with choline, the resulting phospholipid is called phosphatidylcholine or lecithin. Other phospholipids include phosphatidylglycerol, phosphatidylinositol, phosphatidylserine, and phosphatidylethanolamine.
Explanation： Diludine is a novel feed additive. It can promote growth; improve product quality and enhance propagation performance of livestock, poultry and aquatic species. FDA has approved diludine being a green feed additive. In China it was proposed as an ideal additive by numerous feed specialists.
Explanation： Potassium Diformate (KDF) is the first non-antibiotic feed additive authorized by the European Union (EU) to substitute the antibiotic growing-promoter. In 2005, the Ministry of Agricultural of China approved KDF, a non-antibiotic feed, for use in pig feeds. Studies have shown that KDF can improve growth performance of piglets, which equals the effect commonly obtained with antibiotic growth promoters. Furthermore, it is a kind of nonpoisonous and environment-friendly product without residue.
Explanation： Sodium Butyrate is an energy source of intestinal epithelium cells and activated lymphocytes. It can promote the proliferation of beneficial bacteria such as lactobacillus and bifidobacterium and inhibit the growth of harmful ones such as colibacillus in the gastrointestinal tract, renovate intestinal mucous membrane's damnification, promote the growth of intestinal mucous membrane, thus radically reduces diarrhea of weaned piglet and improves the growth performance of weaned piglet.
Explanation： Because Vitamin C reduces oxygen, the vitamin is often lost as it contacts air during processing and storage of food and feed. On long term storage in acid medium, especially under heat and oxygen, it is destroyed. L-Ascorbate-2-phosphate is a new stable form of vitamin C. The chemically modified form is stabilized against oxygen by substituting of the 2-hydroxyl, at the ene-diol functional group of L-ascorbic acid molecule. L-Ascorbate-2-phosphate is stable to air, heat and acid, particularly to air. It has been widely used in feed industry because of its excellent stability and bioavailability.
Explanation： L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate is a stable source of vitamin C and provides at least 30% ascorbic acid activity. The product is a chemically modified form of L-ascorbic acid by phosphorylation and offers two active ingredients—Vitamin C and triphosphate. The stability of L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate is the best in all stable forms of Vitamin C. It remains a high bioavailability and a high rate of uptake by animals.
