ArticleOpen veterinary journal2025
The effect of mangosteen rind extract nanocapsule as a feed additive on the growth performance and blood lipid profile of broiler chicken.
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- Effect of mangosteen peel extract nanocapsule on the hematological profile and total bacterial count in broiler chickens experimentally infected with avian pathogenicOpen veterinary journal · 2026Article
- Supplementation of nanoencapsulatedOpen veterinary journal · 2026Article
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Abstract
Background: Nanoencapsulation technology has great potential as an innovation in animal feed, especially as a natural supplement to replace antibiotics and improve livestock health. With this technology, the bioactive benefits of mangosteen rind can be utilized more optimally, opening up new opportunities in the sustainable livestock industry, especially for poultry nutrition. Aim: This study aimed to examine the effect of adding mangosteen rind extract nanocapsule (MREN) as a feed additive and to determine its optimal level for improving the growth performance and blood lipid profile of broiler chicken. Methods: The research design was completely randomized with a one-way pattern. There were 300 DOC unsexed Cobb strain broiler chickens grouped into 5 feed treatments: T0:100% basal feed (BF) as a negative control, T1:100% BF + zinc-bacitracin 50 ppm (positive control), T2: BF + 0.1% MREN, T3: BF + 0.2% MREN, and T4: BF + 0.3% MREN. The treatment was repeated 6 times and each experimental cage was filled with 10 broiler chickens. The maintenance was conducted for 35 days to observe the growth performance and blood lipid profile of broiler chickens. Conclusion: The addition of mangosteen rind extract nanocapsules at low level (0.1%-0.2%) is recommended for broiler chickens to improve growth performance and blood lipid profiles.
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