The role of sodium humate in aquaculture:
Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects:
The polymer complex contains alkaloids, adsorbs intestinal inflammatory substances and toxic substances, and has an astringent effect on the intestinal mucosa;
Various active groups can constrict blood vessels, reduce capillary permeability, and have anti-inflammatory and hemostatic effects;
Under the action of various enzymes, the active groups in the sodium humate molecule can decompose more nascent oxygen, showing a bactericidal effect.
Improve activation and absorption of feed ingredients:
Adsorption allows feed nutrients to pass through the intestines more slowly;
Promote the utilization of non-protein ammonia compounds, maximize the growth potential of lean meat, and increase the proportion of lean meat;
Absorb ammonia in feces, reduce feces odor and increase fertilizer efficiency;
Promote gastric juice secretion, increase appetite, stimulate the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract, and inhibit the reproduction of putrefactive bacteria.
