Metabolic role using a feed additive of humic nature “Humilid” on the organism of animals

Abstract

Humic substances are products of biotransformation of organic matter under anaerobic conditions. When applied to animals, they do not accumulate in the body, and they are metabolized to the end products due to the heterocyclic structure of their molecules and the presence of a large number of functional groups. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to determine the effect of the feed additive humic nature "Humilid" on the physiological state, qualitative and quantitative performance indicators in farm animals and adaptation processes in laboratory rats in model experiments. The studies were carried out on rabbits of Hyplus, of black African ostriches and broiler chickens of the Cobb-500 cross on the basis of production complexes. In these animals, were determined an indicators of protein, lipid, carbohydrate metabolism and performance. Under the conditions of the model of water-immobilization stress (VIS), the adaptive capacity and the state of hemostasis system were determined in rats. Was found that used "Humilid" contributes to the normalization parameters of the hemostasis system and more active processes of adaptation of the organism to the damaging factors under the influence of VIS. In productive animals, "Humilid" has shown an improvement in the physiological state of the body due primarily to the activation of the erythrocyte system and the protein-synthetic processes. The activation of metabolic processes in the body as a whole is due to an increase in the muscle tissue of the experimental animals of the content of total protein, essential amino acids, essential fatty acids, a decrease in the fat content. As a result increase of biological value of meat products. Using of "Humilid" promotes the improvement of the overall functional state of the animal organism and the increase of quantitative and qualitative indicators of their productivity and the basis for more rapid adaptation to various stress factors.