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This document summarizes information about the feed additive Allicom Plus. It contains phytobiotics from garlic, ginseng, and medicinal herbs, as well as yeast culture. Allicom Plus is said to improve performance by strengthening the immune system, improving digestion and nutrient absorption, and controlling pathogens. A trial showed that supplementing chick diets with Allicom Plus improved body weight gain and reduced mortality compared to an unsupplemented control group. It also increased lactic acid bacteria and immunoglobulin levels. The recommended dosage varies by species from 1-2 kg per metric ton of feed. Competitors contain other active ingredients like garlic oil, cinnamaldehyde, and botanical extracts.
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- 2. Introduction of Phytobiotics • Phytobiotics can be defined as plant derived products added to feed in order to improve performance • Originate from leaves, roots, tubers or fruits of herbs, spices and other plants • Available in solid, dried, and ground forms, or as extracts (essential oils) • Phytobiotics in poultry may arise from the activation of feed intake and the secretion of digestive enzymes, immune stimulation, antibacterial, coccidiostatic, anthelmintic, antiviral or anti-inflammatory activity, or from antioxidant properties
- 3. Allicom Plus • Natural feed Additive • Combination of phytobiotics and probiotics • A safe and natural material that does not contain chemicals and antibiotics • Garlic flavor that makes livestock prefer it and increases their uptake of it • Contains allicin and other medicinal herbs that enhances nutrient utilization and killing pathogenic bacteria
- 4. Composition
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- 7. Allicin • Organosulphonates extracted from Garlic • Strengthen the immune system • It is a diallylthiosulfinate which have broad spectrum antibacterial activity • Attractant as a good flavor • Non-Toxic side effect, no drug residues
- 8. Ginseng • Root Plant (Korean Ginseng) consist of ginsenosides and saponins • Potent antioxidant • Improve nervous system • Boost immune response • Reduce Stress • Improve nutrient absorption
- 9. Medicinal Herbs • Consist of Cindium, Angelica root, Peonia • Anti-Diarrhoea • Anti-microbial herbs • Immune booster
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