BOVICARE-GL 600ml

Gluconeogenic Precursors – This Gluconeogenic Precursors is an effective feed supplement for animals. This is produced by combining glycerol and propylene glycol composition, which helps in supporting energy metabolism, especially during periods of stress or illness. 

Being an effective medication, it works by providing the body with essential glucose from non-carbohydrate sources.

How Do Gluconeogenic Precursors Work?

Gluconeogenic precursors are molecules that the body can use to produce glucose through gluconeogenesis, primarily in the liver. These precursors may include lactate, pyruvate, glycerol, and amino acids (especially alanine and glutamine). In gluconeogenesis, these molecules undergo enzymatic conversion to glucose, providing energy when carbohydrate intake is low, such as during fasting or exercise. 

The mechanism of action of Gluconeogenic Precursors is when lactate is converted to pyruvate, glycerol to dihydroxyacetone phosphate, and amino acids are deaminated to form intermediates that enter the gluconeogenic pathway. This process helps maintain blood glucose levels for tissues like the brain and red blood cells when dietary glucose is insufficient.

Uses/Benefits of Gluconeogenic Precursors 

The following are the primary uses and benefits of this medicine. 

• Gluconeogenic Precursors assist in preventing fatty liver disease in cattle by providing an alternative energy source, which reduces the accumulation of fat in the liver. It is a common issue in high-producing cows.
• The consumption of this supplement supports proper reproductive function, the development of healthy embryos, and reduces the risk of reproductive failure.
• Gluconeogenic precursors ensure an adequate supply of glucose to support milk synthesis, helping to prevent ketosis.
• It helps maintain stable blood glucose levels, particularly during lactation. 

Side Effects of Gluconeogenic Precursors 

While Gluconeogenic Precursors are well tolerated and effective. A few animals may experience some mild side effects.

• Fatty liver diseases
• Digestive issues
• Nutrient Imbalance

Note: The mentioned side effects are usually common and may disappear in a short time as the body adjusts to the medicine. In case the symptoms get worse, seek medical assistance. 

Storage: Keep this medicine in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight and within reach of children.

Disclaimer: We do not recommend the use of Gluconeogenic Precursors. Seek veterinary expert advice before administering it to your cattle. 

Precautions of Gluconeogenic Precursors 

A veterinarian should determine the appropriate dosage of gluconeogenic precursors, as absurd amounts can be harmful.