Tahir Naseem

fully agree with the line of arguments of Tahir Naseem, however, the words he uses to define the "form" of an element limit the possibility of further development of research in this direction.1. 1. The terms "organic or inorganic": the term organic is applicable only to compounds of elements and is not applicable to individual elements. Thus, Cu, Zn, Na, Ca, P, N, O are elements and they cannot b ...

@Tahir Naseem Depends on where the antagonism occurs. If it is about nutritional antagonism, where excess of one interferes with the absorption of the other in the intestine, then yes, a chelated/complexed copper should reduce the level of antagonism as copper digestibility is increased.If the antagonism pertains to post-absorptive interactions (changes in gene expression, exhaustion of co-factors ...

@dan hofer TAHIR mentioned absorption capabilities. It is not the same as quemical reactions. Either way is not an easy and complete task. Their value is to reduce concentration in order to minimize dangerous effects. The 2 ways are not complete free of toxins causing tissue damages.

I advise all your poultry guys to invest in a waterline camera if the lines are clean that’s all the birds need a clean water all this PH is a pile of BS

Hi Pirzado M.ZakriaThere is a matrix for multienzymes use. The general rule is: minerals from Phytase, energy from NSP and protein from protease (as 100%). From other enzymes, we take 50-25%. This is a simplification, of course, and the composition must be considered individually. For exact calculation please ask the producer/distributor as DSM, Danisco, AB or Addiseo.