Choline Chloride

Choline Chloride, CAS# 67-48-1, is a kind of vitamins. It is essential component of lecithin. and it is very important for the nutrition and growth of animals , because young animals can not synthesize choline chloride itself. So their required choline should be taken from feedstuff.

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About Choline Chloride

Choline chloride is a B vitamin, and the main ingredients of constituted phospholipids, lecithin and plasmalogen. Choline chloride is a necessary organic compounds that has a low molecular weight to maintain vivo physiological functions, involved in regulating fat metabolism and transformation in vivo to stimulate the liver, to generate antibodies ,to prevent liver, stomach fat deposition and tissue degeneration, and may contribute to amino acids’ reformation in the body, improve the amino acid, in particular, essential amino acids, therefore, choline chloride is often used as feed additives domestic, is the largest kind of vitamin in it, it can promote animal’s growth after use, make animal gain weight rapidly, increase egg production, hatching volume and lean mass, and can save feed, prevent disease and reduce mortality.

References on Choline Chloride

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[2]. DaSilva E, Jensen A. Benthic marine and blue-green algal species as a source of choline. J Sci Food Agric. 1973 Jul;24(7):855-61.

[3]. Dobson KJ. Failure of choline to prevent splayleg in piglets. Aust Vet J. 1971 Dec;47(12):587-90.

[4]. Li H, Wang H, Yu L, Wang M, Liu S, Sun L, Chen Q. Effects of supplementation of rumen-protected choline on growth performance, meat quality and gene expression in longissimus dorsi muscle of lambs. Arch Anim Nutr. 2015;69(5):340-50.