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Description

What is INUSAP?
INUSAP  is an excellent product as a growth promoter  as feed additive in poultry, swine and
companion animals
What is the composition of INUSAP?
It is composed of Inulin and saponin (Inulin comes from the chicory root) and Shells, Seeds and
Fruits of Sapindaceae and Saponaria family .
What is Inulin and the benefits of Inulin in INUSAP?
Inulin is a polydisperse non-starch polysaccharide naturally occurring as a storage carbohydrate in some *6,**0 plant species. The main sources of inulin are chicory.
 Inulin consists of chains of fructose units and  inulin is resistant to enzymatic hydrolysis in the upper gastrointestinal tract of humans and  animals.
 When undigested inulin reaches the colon it is fermented by colonic microflora, which causes selectively stimulating the growth of certain groups of bacteria. Therefore, inulin is considered the archetypal prebiotic . A prebiotic is defined as “a nondigestible food ingredient that beneficially affects the host by selectively stimulating the growth and/or activity of one or a limited number of bacteria in the colon and thus improves host health” . Inulin is used successfully in animals feed.
‘inulin’, is known as a precursor of a prebiotic in dairy products for human nutrition and as a feed for animals.
Main benefits of Inulin in INUSAP
 Its prebiotics improve minerals metabolism, promote optimum Blood sugar level. Adding prebiotics such as inulin and oligofructose to poultry diets improves mineral absorption in layers, resulting in benefits including improved eggshell strength and lower mortality rates, amongst others.
 
What is saponin and the benefits of saponin in INUSAP?
Saponins are phytosterol compounds that occur naturally in some plants. Saponins have antimicrobial and antifungal properties, along with anti-inflammatory and immune-stimulating properties. Saponins as the name may indicate are compounds that have the property of dissolving fats (think soap, we use soap to wash off greasy hands !), This very property on the cellular level is makes it possible to reduce cholesterol (which is basically FAT). The cell walls of microorganisms consist of fatty chain molecules and saponins may have the ability to rupture these walls which, as SKK indicates gives rise to anti microbial & anti fungal characteristics.
So saponin cleans the intestines and improves significantly better intestinal villi health.By improving/expanding intestinal villi , absorbtion becomes better and there become significantly increased the body weight gain of birds and Improved feed conversion by using just **0gram/per MT.
 
Also Saponins are used widely for their effects on ammonia emissions in animal feeding.The mode of action seems to be an inhibition of the urease enzyme, which splits up excreted urea in feces into ammonia and carbon dioxide. Animal trials have shown that a reduced ammonia level in farming operations causes less damages to the respiratory tract of animals, and may help to make them less vulnerable to diseases.
Main benefits of Saponin in INUSAP
Odor and ammonia control, Altered rumen fermentation, Anti-Protozoal activity, Modified nutrient absorption, Enhanced immune responses, Reproductive effects,Arthritis prevention,Improved animal performance and growth promoting activity,Cell growth stimulation (Seed germination, root elongation, Antioxidant, Increase absorptive surface,Growth promoter antibiotic replacer, Improvement of feed conversion, odour reduction