JAPANESE TECHNOLOGY - NIPPON HERBAL + STRENGTH FROM JAPANESE PHARMACEUTICALS

JAPANESE TECHNOLOGY - NIPPON HERBAL + STRENGTH FROM JAPANESE PHARMACEUTICALS

Undertakings complete prohibit the use of antibiotics in animal feed for disease prevention purposes, or stimulate growth will be applied in Vietnam in a very near future. Many businesses, as well as scientists have and are looking for suitable alternative antibiotics. One of which solution is to use finished products derived nature, such as the extract of the herb, yeast and in combination with organic acids in livestock and poultry feed production shows remarkable results as a reliable alternative to antibiotics.

In Japan, these products from nature have been studied and used widely in the daily life of the Japanese people. From the successful results of human, the Japanese scientist has boldly implemented these products from nature into livestock and poultry feed to create the best livestock and poultry feed products with cleanliness and safety in mind for the consumer.

Inheriting research results from Japan, KSF has successfully combined a special 3-in-1 "Nippon Herbal +" formulation, which contains extracts of herbs, yeasts and organic acids used in the formulation. Pig feeding is suitable for livestock farming conditions in Vietnam.

Ingredients essential essential oils extracted from herbs have the effect of stimulating pigs to increase the secretion of digestive enzymes, increase appetite, and destroy harmful bacteria. Next is the yeasts that help improve the ability to create immunity in the intestine. Organic acids play a role in inhibiting the growth and killing of harmful bacteria, improving gut bacteria and enhancing food digestion.

The trio in "Nippon Herbal +" supports a healthy pet's digestive tract, assisting in the digestion of food well, thus increasing productivity.

A recent study on fattening pigs conducted in a 600-sow farm in Dong Nai showed that there was a significant difference between pigs fed Nippon Herbal + feed and the control group.