Feed Grade Chromium Amino Acid Chelate Boosting Animal Pet Health With Micro

Product Specification

Chromium Picolinate Amino Acid Protein Chromium Animal Pet Feed Additive

Amino Acid Chromium is an organic mineral compound. The process produces a SUPERIOR MINERAL SUPPLEMENT which is highly bioavailable to all kinds of livestock, pets and aquatic animals. It is more reality absorbed and utilized.

Background

  Internationally, organic chromium is used as a feed anti-stress additive, and most of the chromium forms in the feeds of common diets are organic chromium. Inorganic chromium is difficult to be absorbed and its absorption rate is very low, while the absorption rate of organic chromium is relatively high up to 10-25%.

  Chromium is an essential trace element for humans and animals. Adding chromium to animal rations can reduce stress, enhance immunity, improve endocrine, promote animal growth, increase reproductive performance and improve carcass quality.

As a class of important feed additives, organic chromium has a wide range of applications in the feed industry. Organochromium can significantly promote the growth of animals, significantly improve the lean meat rate of animals and the egg production rate of chickens and ducks, and has important practical significance in the application of livestock and poultry production.

The product is non-toxic and harmless, the production process is basically free of three wastes, in line with environmental protection requirements, and is increasingly being widely used in the livestock industry.

Biological functions

  The biological function of chromium lies mainly in its composition of GTF as Cr3+, which assists insulin to function and affects sugar, lipid, protein and nucleic acid metabolism. Chromium is an essential element for insulin to function during glucose metabolism. Chromium can also affect the metabolism of animals by regulating the efficiency of insulin action and improve the immune function of animals, etc.

Chromium and sugar metabolism

  Chromium is a substance that maintains glucose levels in animals. The two active substances that have important roles in the system of maintaining the balance of blood glucose concentration in animals are insulin and GTF. insulin promotes the synthesis of hepatic gluconeogenes, which leads to the reduction of blood glucose concentration. GTF is a co-factor of insulin that assists and enhances the action of insulin in the body, and chromium is the main active component of GTF, so the typical biological function of chromium is to act as an enhancer of insulin.

Organic chromium exerts its effect mainly by enhancing the number of insulin receptors on the cell surface or activating the disulfide bond between insulin and membrane receptors to enhance the binding between insulin and receptor sites and stimulate the utilization of glucose in peripheral tissues.

  In addition, the sugars obtained by animals from feeds are biooxidized into glucose in the body, and the enzymatic catalysis of glucose phosphate translocase is required for glucose enzymes in the body for energy supply, and the synergistic effect of Cr3+ and Mn2+ has the effect of initiating and enhancing the activity of this enzyme to promote glucose enzymes for energy supply.

When animals eat organochromium-rich diets, organochromium is absorbed by the body and enhances the function of insulin, which accelerates the migration rate of glucose in the blood, i.e. glucose is rapidly transferred from the liver to other tissues and utilized.

Chromium and lipid metabolism

  The role of chromium on lipid metabolism is mainly to maintain the balance of cholesterol in blood, influence the synthesis of fat and cholesterol in animal liver and the vitality of lipid synthesis and decomposition enzymes in adipose tissue, and promote the redistribution of fat. Chromium supplementation in production is mainly through the regulation of various lipoprotein content and cholesterol metabolism to produce beneficial regulation and improvement of the body's lipid metabolism. Trivalent chromium mainly affects the synthesis and clearance of fat and cholesterol in the liver of animals and promotes the redistribution of fat, which in turn increases the level of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) in the blood and suppresses the serum cholesterol level.

  Abraham et al. reported that after feeding animals a high cholesterol diet to induce atherosclerosis and then supplementing the diet with chromium, it was found that the arterial plaque was significantly reduced and the arterial cholesterol level was also significantly reduced.

Chromium and protein and nucleic acid metabolism

  The main effect of chromium on amino acids is to promote the entry of amino acids into cells, thus improving protein synthesis.

Chromium binds to pyrophosphates, nucleoproteins, glycine, methionine and serine in animal blood, accelerating the entry of these amino acids into cells, promoting intracellular protein and nucleic acid synthesis, prompting partial utilization of urea nitrogen in blood as a nitrogen source for amino acid and protein synthesis, and enhancing protein synthesis and deposition.

Chromium is more abundant in nucleic acids, affecting the synthesis of nucleoproteins, RNA and nucleic acids, protecting RNA from thermal denaturation, and helping to maintain the structural integrity and stability of nucleic acids.

  The addition of yeast chromium to broiler duck diets reduced dry matter excretion by 15.52%, reduced protein excretion by 9.72% and increased nitrogen retention.

Conclusion of chelated organo chromium

  Chromium is an essential trace element for livestock and poultry growth, is the active center of GTF, and assists insulin to play an important role in sugar, fat and protein metabolism and nucleic acid synthesis in animals. Adding organic chromium in livestock production is of great significance. Adding organic chromium in the diet can significantly improve animal performance, enhance immunity, resist stress, improve reproductive performance and improve carcass quality. The most suitable amount of chromium for animals of different species, different states and different physiological periods needs to be further studied.

Application field

This product is only used as an animal feed additive.

Not recommended for food, health products and other fields.

Chromium can maintain the content of normal cholesterol in the blood and affect the synthesis and clearance of fat and cholesterol in animal liver. If the body lacks chromium, the activity of insulin will be significantly reduced, resulting in the disorder of lipid metabolism. After chromium supplementation, it can not only enhance the activity of insulin, regulate lipid metabolism and improve lipid status. Moreover, it can enhance the activities of lipoprotein lipase (LPL) and lecithin cholesterol acyl transferase (LCAT), and make these two enzymes participate in the synthesis of high-density lipoprotein (HDL), thus regulating lipid metabolism.