Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™® and methane control in the rumen

Transform Your Beef Cattle's Health and Performance with Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™®!

Probiotics and vegetable fats are proven solutions for managing livestock health, particularly in preventing and controlling bloat. Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™® incorporates scientifically supported probiotic strains, including Bacillus subtilis, Lactobacillus acidophilus, and Lactobacillus casei, alongside vegetable fats to optimize digestion and reduce gas production. Together, these components balance gut microbes, strengthen gut lining integrity, and improve enzyme activity, creating a healthier digestive environment for livestock.

These benefits are backed by research, showing reductions in harmful bacteria by up to 28% and inflammatory markers by 30%. By addressing common digestive issues like fermentation and inflammation, Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™® not only prevents bloat but also supports overall animal performance and comfort, making it an essential addition to any feeding program.

Here’s how Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™® can revolutionize your approach to cattle care and boost your herd’s productivity:

Probiotics like Bacillus subtilis and Lactobacillus casei balance gut microbes, reducing harmful gas-producing bacteria.

• A study showed that supplementing Bacillus subtilis in livestock reduced harmful bacteria by 28% while increasing beneficial microbes by 35%, leading to less gas production.

• Use of Lactobacillus casei improved SCFA levels (e.g., butyrate) by 20%, supporting efficient digestion and minimizing bloat risk.

• Bacillus subtilis supplementation resulted in a 15% reduction in total volatile fatty acid production, reducing fermentation-linked bloating.

Probiotics enhance enzyme activity, improving feed digestion and reducing undigested protein that causes gas.

• Bacillus subtilis increased protease enzyme activity by 15%-20%, aiding protein digestion and reducing gas production from fermentation.

• Supplementing with Lactobacillus acidophilus improved cellulase activity by 12%, breaking down plant fibers that could lead to excessive fermentation.

• Feed supplemented with probiotics and enzymes reduced undigested material in the gut by 25%, lowering gas buildup.

Probiotics like Lactobacillus acidophilus decrease intestinal inflammation, improving digestion and reducing bloat.

• Animals supplemented with Lactobacillus acidophilus showed a 30% reduction in inflammatory cytokines, directly improving gut motility and bloat prevention.

• A study found a 25% decrease in gut permeability when Lactobacillus casei was included in diets, reducing gas production from inflammatory processes.

• Bacillus subtilis supplementation reduced bloating-related colic symptoms by 22% in trials.

Probiotics strengthen the gut lining, reducing gas-producing bacterial translocation and bloat.

• Lactobacillus acidophilus increased the expression of gut tight junction proteins by 20%-25%, improving barrier function and reducing bloating .

• Trials with Bacillus subtilis demonstrated a 30% improvement in mucosal thickness, lowering gas leakage and fermentation issues.

• Use of Lactobacillus casei in feed improved gut wall health by 18%, minimizing risks of bloat.

Vegetable fats paired with probiotics provide energy without excess gas from rapid carbohydrate fermentation.

• A study showed that replacing carbohydrate feed with vegetable fats reduced total gas production by 25% in ruminants.

• When combined with Bacillus subtilis, fat-based diets improved feed efficiency by 18%, reducing undigested material that causes bloat.

• Lactobacillus casei reduced fermentation-related bloating by 22% in trials, as fat digestion was optimized.

In summary, Ruma-Zyme Probiotics+™® effectively combines probiotics and vegetable fats to address bloat through enhanced gut health, enzyme activity, and reduced inflammation. Scientifically backed results demonstrate its ability to improve digestion and support livestock comfort and performance. Incorporating Ruma-Zyme into your feeding program can be a game-changer for animal health.

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