Our NutrEval and Metabolomix+ nutritional tests measure amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. Low amino acids suggest low protein intake and/or maldigestion or malabsorption of protein. Our GI Effects Comprehensive Stool Test measures markers of digestion and absorption, including Products of Protein Breakdown and Fecal Fats. - Elevated markers suggest maldigestion/malabsorption. - Low markers do not necessarily indicate maldigestion/malabsorption but could indicate low protein or fat intake. For more detailed information on the causes of both high or low levels of the digestion markers, you can refer to pages 13-15 of our GI Effects Support Guide: https://lnkd.in/dZJa9bsC
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In formulation,it is common to show the energy value in metabolisable energy (kcal or MJ ME/kg feed) and protein content of the diet but comprehensive information on concentrations of mineral elements and digestible amino acids are also provided. Digestible amino acids often include not just the first limiting amino acid, methionine, but also most of the 10 essential amino acids. A number of databases are available to provide information on the digestible amino acid contents of various animal feed ingredients.
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