Ketogenic feed

Ketogenic feed is a general term of ultra-high fat feed. The functional ratio of fat in feed usually exceeds 80%. The principle of ketogenic feed is to provide a very low or very low level (less than 1%) of carbohydrates and a very high or very high level of fat in the feed, while the protein supply is normal or reduced. In this case, the central nervous system of animals can only use glucose for energy, but the level of carbohydrates absorbed in the diet is very low, which can not meet the energy required for the normal operation of the brain, Therefore, animals can only burn the fatty acids in the diet (feed) to reverse produce glucose, and then produce ketones. Ketogenic feed is widely used in the research of obesity (ketotic diet), nervous system function and diseases (epilepsy, Parkinson's disease-PD, Alzheimer's or Alzheimer's disease-ad, spinal cord injury, autism, etc.).
Ketogenic feed is an ultra-high fat feed. Because the fat content is very high, and most of the fat is liquid or semi-solid at room temperature, most ketogenic feeds can not be granulated, but can only be made into a lump of greasy powder, which is inconvenient for feeding. However, in our ketogenic formula, cocoa butter provides about 90% of the energy. Since cocoa butter is a solid at room temperature, this ketogenic feed is also one of the few that can be granulated.
Different feeds are needed for different research purposes. For customized ketogenic feed, please contact us. Our original jelly encapsulated semi-solid ketogenic feed, which is ready to use, can greatly alleviate your feeding anxiety.

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