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From: A blend of functional amino acids and grape polyphenols improves the pig capacity to cope with an inflammatory challenge caused by poor hygiene of housing conditions

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Prevalence of diarrhea in CNT and AAP pigs during the post-weaning period1,2. With diarrhea: Pigs with diarrhea at least once; Without diarrhea: Pigs with no diarrhea (sum of animals with score levels 0 and 1); Total: Total of pigs per diet (CNT and AAP, n = 40). P: Probability value for the effect of groups (with and without diarrhea) for each diet. Values were compared using a χ2 test. 1 Post-weaning period: Pigs received a CNT or AAP diet during the pre-starter (from week 0 to 1) and starter (from week 2 to 6) phases. The AAP diet consisted of a control standard diet (CNT) supplemented with 0.2% of a blend of functional amino acids (L-arginine, L-cystine, L-leucine, L-valine, L-isoleucine, and L-glutamine) and grape polyphenols. 2 Data collected three times per week (from week 0 to 6)

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