Optilysin®
Natural option to the essential amino acid lysine that improves animal performance
Optilysin®
- 100% natural
- Improves growth performance
- No restrictions for organic production
100% natural
Improves growth performance
No restrictions for organic production
OptiLysin® can replace 50% of total synthetic lysine
Lysine is an essential amino acid for many functions in the development of the organism of various animal species, whose biochemical functions in the organism are related to the presence in the structure of many enzymes, it is essential in collagen, in the development of structural proteins (bones, connective tissue) and precursor of carnitine. When the animal has a lysine deficiency, the consequences are reduced growth performance, increased FCR, decreased egg production/weight, among others, affecting the zootechnical performance of the species and causing a negative economic impact on animal production.
OptiLysin® is a polyherbal blend that improves the development and performance of animals in production systems that cannot use synthetic products (bio, organic, ecological, etc.)
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