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 18/10/2004
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acidificantes Use in the initiation diets in pigs

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 18/10/2004
Elizabeth Rischmoller
Peru
good Serìa to mention the Energy Metabolizable of the Lactose, since it is an important condition for an economic technical analysis among several milky inputs

Thank you
 11/11/2004
José Carlos Ojeda Gil
Spain
I have been investigating the effect of the butirato of sodium like acidificante on the productive rendimentos of Iberian pigs, and beneficial effect has not been seen. If somebody knows aluguna it indexes bibliographical of the use of this product he/she would be appreciated them they communicated it. Thank you
 12/08/2005
Miguel Angel Rosemary Lopez
Spain
A small comment:
The pH of activation of the pepsinógeno is not 2. You begins before to active, but if that the good one, in the case of the human physiology, is 1,8.

 16/08/2005
Santiago Humberto Zapata Suarez
Colombia
Serious interesting to know the studies that use sour butirico like acidificante in initiation diets, I would wait a positive effect as for the action sinérgica among the exogenous and endogenous acidification you rfiere, because on the contrary of the inorganic acidificantes that elevate the ph in an immediate way and discharge inhibiting the secretion of hydrochloric acid on the part of the animal, the organic acids liberate ions I hydrogenate in a lingering way and they don't inhibit the mucous one gastric establishing the sinergismo mentioned previously.
 16/08/2005
Miguel Angel Rosemary Lopez
Spain
Dear Santiago:

I share your opinion as for the use of organic acids to generate a progressive reduction of the stomach pH, favoring this way the digestion through the pepsina. Nevertheless, it only is not necessary to think of the sour butírico. Other organic acids as it is the case of the sour fórmico, lactic, propionico, etc, they will carry out this same function.

Another topic is that of the butirato of sodium like mejorador of the supeficie of intestinal absorption (Galfi). This function won't be really carried out by an acid and he/she will need the performance of a salt like it is this butirato of sodium.

A greeting.
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