Clinical case: Abnormal lameness in nursing piglets
In March 2021, a high percentage of severe lameness appeared in 12 to 17-day-old piglets, approximately 20% of the piglets present.
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19-Nov-2021mirjam.lechnerYes, we are on long tail trials in Germany for 10 years an recognized early the importance of "healthy" born piglets, without an endotoxin hypersensivity. And like Prof. Limbergen/Ghent that we have mycotoxin symptoms below the official limits. The combination of high wheat & mycotoxin, perhaps low water intace/biofilm/endotoxine/heat stress is causing such piglets. Wheat has a different allergen potential causing "wheat hypersensitivy" not only in humans due to proteins like wheat agglinutin: Research Uni Hohenheim: "High-resulution prteomics reveals differences in the proteume of spelt and bread wehat flour representing targets for reseach on wheat sensitivities".
