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Lysine Poultry Feed Grade Supplement Supplier Price

12 / Dec 20

Lysine Poultry Feed Grade Supplement Supplier Price - Lysine Powder Price For Poultry Feed


Lysine hydrochloride is an essential amino acid used in poultry diets to help ensure balanced nutrition and flock performance. As one of the essential amino acids, lysine helps our body grow and replenish muscles, skin, and cells.

Lysine appears to help the body absorb calcium, and it plays an important role in the formation of collagen, a substance important for bones and connective tissues including skin, tendons, and cartilage. Most people get enough lysine in their diet.

Lysine Powder Good for Viruses - Lysine may slow or stop the growth of viruses. It may protect against sexual transmission of the herpes virus. It may prevent cold sores (herpes sores) from coming back when taken with vitamin C and bioflavonoids. Lysine may improve how calcium is used. Taking lysine supplements is very safe and does not seem to cause many side effects.

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Type : Feed Grade Amino Acids
Efficacy : Feed Preservatives
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Purity : 99%min
Grade : Animal Feed Grade
Appearance : White sheet or crystalline powder
Application : Promote Nutrition
Shelf Life : 2 Years
Supply Ability : 1000 Ton/Tons per Month methionine price

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Beef, pork, and poultry are all good sources of lysine. To promote heart health, most people should choose lean cuts and keep serving sizes small. Almost all cheeses are high in protein and calcium but also high in fat and cholesterol. The cheese with the most lysine is parmesan.

Dietary supplementation of crystalline lysine for monogastric meat animals can significantly increase body muscle protein accretion, which may be due to a greater increase in the rate of protein biosynthesis rather than that of protein degradation.

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