Silica can reduce the dosage of fish meal in shrimp feed
Silica powder can replace part of the fish meal in shrimp feed , a study done by the Prince of Songkla University in Thailand.
Studies have shown that silica can reduce the dosage of fish meal in shrimp feed 7.5% -15%. "Increased protein utilization and protease activity in shrimp and intestines suggest that the product increases protein digestion," said Dr. Wutiporn Phromkunthong, who oversees the study. "Therefore, adding silica to feed improves growth performance and Feed utilization. "
"This is not something that ordinary silicon dioxide can do," said Dr. Kasula, Veterinary and Business Development Director. "We used native silica of high purity in the quartz family and activated it with a specific electromagnetic signal to stimulate the gut Water molecules within the channel provide the necessary free electrons to increase the rate of various biochemical reactions. "
Silica applies to all substances that vibrate at specific frequencies and may be affected by external factors (bacteria, viruses, toxins). When silica is added to the feed, the replenishment acts like a catalyst that normalizes the vibrations by giving the substance electromagnetic information so that the digestive system resumes homeostasis more quickly and the animals become more efficient at absorbing and digesting nutrients that allows animals to have better performance. In addition, silicon can also increase the amount of dissolved oxygen in water, helping to reduce ammonia in the stool.