3. Topic Under Discussion
• Defination
• Advantages
• Antimicrobial growth promoters
• Enzymes as growth promoters
• Probiotics as growth promoters
• Acidifiers as growth promoters
• Conclusion
4. GROWTH PROMOTER
• The term "antibiotic growth promoter" is used to describe any medicine that destroys or
inhibits bacteria and is administered at a low, sub therapeutic dose. The use of
antibiotics for growth promotion has arisen with the intensification of livestock farming.
• NGPS(Natural Growth Promoter) include predominantly organic acids, probiotics,
prebiotics, synbiotics, phytogenics, tannins, feed enzymes and immune stimulants.
5. ADVANTAGES
• Rapid development of a healthy gut microflora
• Stabilization of digestion
• Increased growth performance
• Stimulation and rapid maturation of the immune system
• Reduced incidence of diarrhea
• Improved feed efficiency
• Lower mortality rates
7. NGPS(Natural Growth Promoter)
• Carbohydrases,
• Phytases
• Proteases
FEED ENZYMES
• IMPROVE THE UTILIZATION OF ENERGY
AND NUTRIENTS.
• DEGRADE SEVERAL UNDESIRED
COMPONENTS
• SUPPORT THE ENDOGENOUS ENZYME
SECRETIONS
8. NGPS(Natural Growth Promoter)
• LACTOBACILLUS
• BIFIDOBACTERIUM
• ENTEROCOCCUS
PROBIOTICS
• SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF
A BENEFICIAL GUT MICROFLORA
• PRODUCTION OF
ANTIMICROBIAL SUBSTANCES
• ACTIVATION OF THE IMMUNE
SYSTEM.
9. NGPS(Natural Growth Promoter)
• PROPIONIC ACID,
• FORMIC ACID
• LACTIC ACID
• PHOSPHORIC ACID
ACIDIFIERS
• ESTABLISHMENT OF LOW
GASTROINTESTINAL PH CONDITIONS
• SUPPORT ENDOGENOUS DIGESTIVE
ENZYMES AND REDUCE UNDESIRED
GUT MICROORGANISMS.