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R&D Background: With the increasing intensification of China's southern livestock industry and the rapid growth of the feed industry, the widespread use of antibiotics, chemically synthesized drugs, and steroid hormones has led to the development of resistance and tolerance in livestock and poultry, rendering them less responsive to previously effective treatments. Meanwhile, factors such as feed spoilage, malnutrition, harsh environmental conditions, and stress-induced immune suppression have kept pig populations chronically subhealthy, resulting in stunted growth and severely undermining farm profitability. This issue also directly impacts the export of China's animal products to the EU market. In response to the current challenges in Chinese animal husbandry, the "New Drug and Pharmaceutical Process Research Center" at Zhonglu Group, in collaboration with multiple experts from the Zhonglu Medical Research Institute under the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, has leveraged China's millennia-old tradition of herbal medicine research. By integrating cutting-edge modern technologies like ultrafine cell-wall disruption and ultrasonic extraction, they have meticulously developed a groundbreaking product designed to safeguard livestock—introducing "Si Ji Yue Hun," a revolutionary solution that promises to restore vitality and health to pigs while boosting their productivity!
Eight Key Advantages: High bioavailability, minimal effective dosage required, strong adsorption capacity, excellent solubility (and release), rapid absorption, slow elimination, low loss of active ingredients—and it’s safe to drink!
Research and Development Background: Fighting African swine fever is no small feat—controlling the disease and restoring pig health is a long-term commitment for livestock farmers. In today’s challenging environment, where ASF continues to wreak havoc, pig farmers not only need to strengthen biosecurity measures but also explore additional strategies. One such approach involves leveraging traditional remedies passed down through generations, drawing from ancient Chinese medical texts like the "Treatise on Pestilence" and the "Shanghan Lun," which offer potent formulas for combating infectious diseases. Combined with modern extraction techniques and advanced ultra-fine powder processing, these time-tested herbal solutions can enhance their efficacy by 5 to 10 times. Throughout history, humanity has faced countless outbreaks of deadly epidemics spanning thousands of years. From SARS in 2003 to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, traditional Chinese medicine has consistently demonstrated remarkable therapeutic potential. This profound wisdom of herbal medicine not only inspires but also presents invaluable opportunities for today’s livestock industry. Over the past year and more, our product "Bai Cao Fei Lan Xiao"—a herbal solution designed specifically to combat swine diseases—has undergone rigorous testing in large-scale commercial pig farms, yielding highly satisfactory results. For instance, an 800-head pig farm in Sichuan remained remarkably stable despite neighboring outbreaks of ASF. When our sales team first reached out to them, the farm owner was initially skeptical. However, after learning about Bai Cao Fei Lan Xiao and giving it a try, they were pleasantly surprised: the pigs showed significant improvement, and by October of this year, the farm had even upgraded to a luxurious Mercedes-Benz vehicle! Another case involved a 600-sow farm in Yunnan, where the outbreak spiraled out of control despite local treatments. Faced with a dire situation, the farm turned to us, hoping for a last-ditch effort. Our technical team promptly recommended using Bai Cao Fei Lan Xiao—administered both orally and mixed into the feed—for the entire herd. Remarkably, the pigs began showing improved appetite and reduced mortality within just one day. After continuing the treatment for over 10 days, the farm returned to full health. Since then, the farm has adopted a preventive regimen, using Bai Cao Fei Lan Xiao for 10 days each month, ensuring sustained stability and thriving conditions. Today, farms across Guangdong, Guangxi, Northeast China, as well as provinces like Henan, Hebei, Shandong, and Shanxi are successfully incorporating Bai Cao Fei Lan Xiao into their daily operations, reaping its benefits in the fight against swine diseases.
Research and Development Background: Jixiang Yimu Bao was jointly developed by the Lanzhou Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine under the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Zhongshouyi (Tangyin) Biotechnology Co., Ltd. It addresses a range of reproductive challenges in China’s breeding sows, including low farrowing rates, high culling rates, and chronic subhealth conditions that often lead to fertility issues. Administering Jixiang Yimu Bao, a traditional Chinese herbal health supplement for livestock, can effectively enhance sows' reproductive performance while helping to alleviate subhealth symptoms and tackle the following problems: **Digestive System:** Vomiting, bloating, constipation, black stools, and diarrhea. **Respiratory System:** Coughing, runny nose, labored breathing, and abdominal spasms. **Urinary System:** Reduced urine output, tear staining, skin inflammation, hemorrhagic spots, and proteinuria. **Birth Canal:** Prolonged labor, dystocia, inflammation, delayed delivery, and vulvar edema. **Mammary Gland System:** Breast swelling, insufficient milk production, MMA syndrome, flat or atrophied udders.
Huzibao was jointly developed by the Lanzhou Institute of Veterinary Medicine, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and Zhongshouyi (Tangyin) Biotechnology Co., Ltd., addressing issues in piglets such as weaning piglet multi-system failure syndrome—including viral diarrhea, weight loss, pale skin, rough and disheveled coat, poor growth despite eating well, and dermatonephritic syndrome.
1. Enhances the body's immune system and helps repair immune deficiencies. 2. Reduces the incidence of various infectious diseases in livestock and poultry. 3. Effectively lowers the rate of fly larvae egg development. 4. Rapidly reduces ammonia levels in livestock and poultry houses, improving the farming environment—safe for long-term use with no adverse side effects.
Research and Development Background: Professor He Hucheng from the Lanzhou Institute of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, has long been dedicated to studying the specific and precise nutritional needs of animals throughout their production processes. His research places him at the forefront of China in areas such as various feed additives, improvers, and rare earth elements. Often hailed as "super vitamins" and "industrial MSG," rare earths have now become critically important strategic resources—essential components in advanced technologies ranging from weaponry and aerospace equipment to optoelectronics, chemical engineering, and artificial intelligence. In the 1980s, Chinese scientists were the first to discover that rare earth elements could significantly promote animal growth. Since 2000, numerous researchers have delved into the application of rare earths in livestock and poultry farming. Studies have shown that rare earths act as potent physiological activators within animal bodies, thanks to their robust 4f electrons, which trigger a wide array of biological effects. These effects include enhancing enzyme activity, boosting antioxidant defenses, combating cellular aging, and ultimately stimulating robust animal growth. Moreover, rare earths exhibit functions similar to those of digestive enzymes and antibiotics, making them valuable tools in modern animal nutrition and health management.
Product Benefits: 1. After just 2 days of using Jixiang Quick-Fatten Plus, feed intake noticeably increases. 2. After 7 days with Jixiang Quick-Fatten Plus, animals exhibit increased appetite and heightened sleepiness. 3. After 10 days of using Jixiang Quick-Fatten Plus, animals eat more but produce less manure, with ammonia odor reduced by up to 80%. 4. Using Jixiang Quick-Fatten Plus allows farmers to market their livestock 15 to 20 days earlier than usual.
Chinese Veterinary Medicine (Tang Yin) Biotechnology Co., Ltd.
Phone:+86-15101200795
E-mail:370880367@qq.com
Address: Southwest corner of the intersection of Zhongpin Avenue and Tangfu Road, Pharmaceutical and Food Industry Cluster Zone, Tangyin County, Anyang City, Henan Province
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