Expectations of Oligosaccharides in Combinations

• Limit and bind pathogenic bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi and toxins to inhibit colonization and growth
• Bind aflotoxin and mycotoxin
• Benefit beneficial intestinal flora as oligosaccharides cannot be used as a substrate by pathogens
• Promote homeostasis in the digestive tract
• Stimulate a non specific immune response
  

Expectations of Essential Oils in Combinations

• Possess antibiotic, antioxidant and antiprotozal action
• Possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, inhibiting enzymes that produce free radicals
• Contain more that 30 antibacterial components
• Work as natural ionophores, destabilizing the membranes of bacteria and protozoa
• Inhibit the movement of flagella and pilli preventing the bacteria from colonizing the intestine
• Fight effectively against both gram positive and gram negative bacteria in the forms of E.coli, staph aureus, salmonella typhimurium, pseudomonas aeroginosa, bacillis subtilis and rhizobium
• Successfully kill or block growth of virtually any fungus as well as inhibit growth of the majority of bacteria
• Inhibit the growth of certain strains of clostridium and act as a coccidostat
• Efficiently combat coccidiosis and ability to control fungal based diseases
• Eliminate fescue toxicity and fescue disease problems due to fungus
• Provide anti-microbial properties without resistance build up from all natural product