Lipidflow
Lipidflow is a hydrolysed lecithin
Lipidflow is a premixture to be used in feed for poultry, swine and aquatic species and contains hydrolysed soy lecithin. Lipidflow is used for its excellent emulsifying properties.
Range:
For Feed
Species:
Swine, Poultry, Aqua
Functionalities:
Lipid digestion
Lipidflow
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Key Benefits
Supports intestinal microvilli development
Promote fat
metabolism
metabolism
Main antibacterial properties
Increase muscle development
Increase the number of living microvilli
Balance intestinal microflora
Helpful Resources
Iron supplementation to meet nutritional needs: Relation to phosphorus storage in the skeleton
The first article on zinc (Monteiro and Minetto, 2023) highlights the impact of zinc supplementation on bone zinc stores, emphasizing the solubility of zinc sources affecting zinc bioavailability. This second article focuses on the impact of zinc on bone phosphorus stores.
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Iron supplementation to meet nutritional needs: Relation to phosphorus storage in the skeleton
The first article on zinc (Monteiro and Minetto, 2023) highlights the impact of zinc supplementation on bone zinc stores, emphasizing the solubility of zinc sources affecting zinc bioavailability. This second article focuses on the impact of zinc on bone phosphorus stores.
Read More
Iron supplementation to meet nutritional needs: Relation to phosphorus storage in the skeleton
The first article on zinc (Monteiro and Minetto, 2023) highlights the impact of zinc supplementation on bone zinc stores, emphasizing the solubility of zinc sources affecting zinc bioavailability. This second article focuses on the impact of zinc on bone phosphorus stores.
Read More
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