SUPLEXAN ANTI Stress
Protection during heat waves and transport Restored fluid and electrolyte balance Reduced energy losses
SUPLEXANÂŽ ANTI Stress
is a product which increases resistance to any kind of burden, such as heat stress, transport, changing the feed. Due to its properties, the product is especially recommended during treatment and recovery of animals. Osmoregulator and electrolytes used in the product reduce the negative effects of dehydration. Contains zinc chelate.
INDICATIONS
PURPOSE SUPLEXAN® ANTIStress is intended for all species and production groups of livestock used for the production of food. It may be used at any time during production, requires no withdrawal period.
COMPOSITION Feed materials (in 1 kg of product): Sodium chloride (11.4.1) potassium chloride (11.5.1) Feed additives (in 1 kg of product): Nutritional additives: Vitamins, provitamins and chemical substances with properties similar to vitamins: Vitamin C (E300 ascorbic acid) Betaine
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during heat waves to restore the fluid and electrolyte balance during stress for protection against deaths as protection during transport in diarrhoea to enhance the resistance to infections in heat waves, in order to inhibit the decrease in feed intake to improve iron intake and blood clotting when the feed is contaminated with mycotoxins during antibiotic treatment and recovery after illness to improve the quality of sperm and egg shell hardness
PROPERTIES 50 000 mg 200 000 mg
Trace elements: Zinc-Zn (E6 zinc chelate)
5 000 mg
Technological additives: preservatives: potassium sorbate (E202) citric acid (E 330)
2 000 mg 2 000 mg
Medium: water
USE For use with drinking water. xx poultry: 1 l for each 2 000 l of water for 3-7 days; during heat stress 2 l for each 1 500 l of water for 2-3 days xx swine: 1 l for each 2 000 l of water for 3-7 days xx nursing sows: 1 l for each 2 000 l of water for 3-7 days xx calves: 1 l for each 2 000 l of water for 3-7 days
SUPLEXAN® ANTI Stress contains betaine – an osmoregulator, biopolar electrolyte, which affects the process of water transportation. It promotes water stability and functioning of intestines. During stress, especially heat stress, the biosynthesis of Vitamin C is reduced, therefore it is necessary to supplement it. The product increases the resistance of birds to high temperatures, which significantly reduces the number of falls and increases water and feed consumption. In addition, Vitamin C helps to reduce the harmful effects of heavy metals. It improves the quality and quantity of sperm, and has a positive effect on egg yield, hatchability and egg shell hardness. The product provides free methyl groups necessary in, for example, the mycotoxins methylation process. Methylation of toxins causes, that the organism identifies them as harmful and may remove them from the body. Furthermore, free methyl groups are used in many biochemical processes in the body, including production of carnitine, which is necessary for the release of energy from fatty acids; the conversion of homocysteine to methionine and the utilization and the synthesis of neurotransmitters. Free methyl groups are also needed in hormonal regulation as they reduce inflammation. In stressful situations, regardless of the cause of stress, the body’s demand for free methyl groups increases rapidly.
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reduces the number of falls mitigates the effects of stress increases feed utilisation and daily weight gains rehydrates the body of the animal and replenishes the electrolyte level improves fat metabolism, reduces the risk of fatty liver increases conservation of methionine reduces energy losses improves the quality of carcasses, increases muscle mass increases the hardness of egg shells enhances proper composition and function of the bone tissue ensures drier litter liquid form guarantees quick and easy technological integration of the product with animal feed
Producer: INTERMAG Ltd. Al.1000-lecia 15G, 32-300 Olkusz, POLAND Tel.: +48 32 64 55 900; Fax: +48 32 64 27 044 www.intermag.eu
05.2014