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What's Bile Acids

Bile acids are the main active ingredients of bile, which is one synthesis sterols material with multiple bioactivities. It can promote fat metabolism, protect liver and intestine health, support animal health for poultry, livestock and aquaculture, enhance the feed utilization and lower feed cost.Watch the video and learn more about the mechanism of bile acids.

Functions of Bile Acids

Improve utilization of fat and reduce feed cost.
Improve bile secretion, protect liver and gallbladder.
Decompose and eliminate toxins, enhance immunity.
Promote absorption of fat soluble vitamins.
Stabilize feed quality, reduce hazards of DDGS, or other anti-nutrition elements.

All Aspect Covered

Liver Health
Feed Cost
Growth
Feed Quality
Fat Nutrition
Mycotoxin

Action Mechanism of Bile Acids

Promote fat digestion and absorption

Emulsify Fats

Bile acids have biosurfactant structure for fat which causes fat emulsified into microscopid droplets. Greatly increases the Surface area of fat, making it available for digestion by lipase.

Activate lipase

Bile acids can change the structure of lipase when combining into micelles to finish fat hydrolyzation process.

Fat Absorption

Only the combination of bile acids and fatty acids, could facilitate fatty acids to reach to surface of small intestinal villus and get into bloodstream.