Introvit ES 100 preparatining parrandalar organizmiga va stressga qarşi farmakologik ta’siri

Pharmacological effect of Introvit ES 100 on the poultry organism and its anti-stress action

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J.E. Rejepbayev
Madiyar Ko‘mekbaev

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive study of the pharmacological effects of the oral preparation "Introvit ES 100" on the poultry organism and its anti-stress efficacy. It highlights the importance of complex preparations based on vitamin E and selenium in preventing oxidative stress, cellular membrane damage, and metabolic disorders caused by intensive technologies and technological stresses in industrial poultry farming. The research results contribute to strengthening the antioxidant defense system of chickens, normalizing immunomodulatory and metabolic processes to increase productivity, and developing scientifically grounded recommendations for veterinary practice.

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Veterinary medicine and animal health

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Rejepbayev, J., & Ko‘mekbaev, M. (2026). Pharmacological effect of Introvit ES 100 on the poultry organism and its anti-stress action. Partner Conferences of the International Scientific Journal Research Focus, 1(10), 194-196. https://doi.org/10.66073/ReFocus-Conf/1311036

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