Aleta™ 1-modulates the immune system, adjusting the immune response to the desired level. 2-It helps create an immune system ready to cope with and destroy any dangerous pathogen. 3-Immune cells are rapidly activated at the site of infection and so enhance the ability of animals to cope with disease.
Reducing neurochemicals at a gut level as a tool to reduce infection
Animals synthesize their own neurochemicals, which, along with those in feed, impact the gut microbiome and health, potentially exacerbating bacterial pathogenicity.
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The overlooked component: Feed as a source of Neurochemicals
Neurochemicals in swine feed, especially from plants, influence the gut microbiome and pig health. Understanding these effects can enhance feeding strategies and animal welfare.
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Microbial endocrinology: strategies to improve animal health
This article introduces concepts on how to leverage the microbiome to improve swine welfare, health, and production, focusing on stress and microbial endocrinology.
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05-Mar-2025kemin_5Dear Dr. László Búza, Many thanks for your comment, and interest in this topic. We will follow up privately to talk more on this topic.
Microbiome: Composition vs Function
Microbiome research must distinguish between composition (which microorganisms are present) and function (what they do) to improve animal health and production strategies.
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Microbiome: Defining terms and importance in swine production
Explore leveraging microbial communities in the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts to enhance animal production, focusing on evolutionary interactions and stress response
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