摘要
India is very rich in fauna and diversified flora. It is established that synthetic drugs could pose serious problems; besides this, they are toxic and costly. In contrast to this, herbal medicines are relatively nontoxic, economical, and eco-friendly. Moreover, people have been using them for generations. Herbal feed additives, enzymes, probiotics and prebiotics vitamins, and trace minerals with herbal extracts are commonly used as an herbal animal health product. The range of herbal supplements offered is well known for its nutritious value, effectiveness, and ability to resist different diseases, etc. They have also been used in managing problems of health-related issues of animals. Animal health products protect the sustainable food supply chain and are dynamic enough to prevent disease, etc., in animals. They are a wide variety of herbs, and products are derived from them. Although several reports have confirmed antimicrobial and antioxidative and stimulation of immune efficacy in vitro, a particular experiment under vivo conditions is still not sufficient. Less number of experimental comparisons of herbal plants has suggested similar effects on the animal gut microflora. It is mandatory to use herbal products to keep fit our farm animals and to get healthy and quality products. However, the future of using herb products in animal feed will in a great degree depend on the information of chemical structure, value, and features of practical herbs.
摘要译文
印度的动物区系非常丰富，植物种类繁多。已经确定合成药物可能会造成严重问题；除此之外，它们有毒且昂贵。与此相反，草药相对无毒，经济且生态友好。而且，人们世代相传。草药饲料添加剂，酶，益生菌和益生元维生素，以及含有草药提取物的微量矿物质通常用作草药动物保健产品。提供的一系列草药补品因其营养价值，功效和抵抗不同疾病的能力等而广为人知。它们还被用于处理与动物有关的健康问题。动物保健产品保护可持续的食品供应链，并且具有足够的动态性，可以预防动物的疾病等。它们是多种草药，并且产品是从中提取的。尽管有几篇报道证实了体外抗微生物和抗氧化作用以及对免疫功效的刺激，但是在体内条件下进行特定的实验仍然不够。较少的草药植物实验比较表明对动物肠道菌群具有相似的作用。必须使用草药来保持我们的农场动物健康并获得健康优质的产品。但是，在动物饲料中使用草药产品的未来在很大程度上将取决于实用草药的化学结构，价值和特征信息。
Jatinder Singh.1;Dhananjay Suresh Gaikwad.1. Phytogenic Feed Additives in Animal Nutrition. Natural Bioactive Products in Sustainable Agriculture[M].DE: Springer, 2020: 273-289