Diaroak pigs

Diaroak is a scientific blend of herbal extracts that maintains and restores the Gastro-Intestinal (GI) functions thus preventing and arresting the episodes of diarrhea. The Ingredients of Diaroak contain mucopolysacchrides that: Prevents the loss of water and nutrients o Increases the transit time of ingesta in gut o Adsorb and inactivate enterotoxins o Captures bacteria irreversibly.

1. DIARRHOEA: ETIOLOGY
•Infectious:
Bacterial
Viral
Parasitic
Fungal
•Non infectious:
-Dietary abnormality
a. High fiber content
b. High Ca content
c. Change in diet
-Non specific

2. DIARRHEA: CONSEQUENCES
•Loss of water
•loss of nutrients
•low availability of nutrients
•Less weight gain
•Low productivity

3. DIARRHOEA: CONTROL PROGRAM
•ESSENTIAL FOR BETTER SURVIVAL
AND RATE OF GROWTH
–Optimize the peristalsis
–Limit the growth & progression of pathogens
–Adsorb the enterotoxin
–Normalize fluid secretion
DIAROAK IS EMBODIED WITH ALL
THE ATTRIBUTES

4. DIARRHOEA: THERAPY
•ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS:
–Hamper the intestinal microflora further
hampering the digestibility
–Narrow spectrum of activity
–Physical disturbances not taken care
–Anti-microbial resistance
INCOMPLETE SOLUTION

5. DIAROAK: THE UNIQUENESS
–Reduces transit time of ingesta
–Decreases intestinal secretion
–Increases absorption of intestinal
absorption
–Inactivation of enterotoxin released by
bacteria

6. Andrographis paniculata
–Inhibition of enterotoxin induced secretion
–Interference with adenylate cyclase stimulation
–Non-specifically increase in intestinal
absorption
–Int. J. Crude Drug Research, 1990, 28(4), 273-283

7. Berberis aristata
–Effective in controlling diarrhea in
bacteriologically positive and negative patients
–Reduction in volume & duration of diarrhea,
period of hydration and the convalescent
period
–Journal of Indian Medical Association, 1967, 48(1), 1-17

8. Punica granatum
–Stops castor oil induced diarrhea
–Decreases rate of flow of ingesta thus
controlling diarrhea
–Int. J. Pharmacognosy, 30, 1968, 289

9. Holarrhena Antidysenterica
–Consessine, an alkaloid present in plant is
responsible for treating chronic Amoebic
dysentery
–Int. J. Pharmacy 30, 1968: 289

10. DIAROAK: BENEFITS
•Control irrespective of etiology
•Assists the repair of damaged GI mucosa
•Corrects the malabsorption syndrome
•No damage to friendly microflora
•Devoid of resistance & residues
THE THERAPY WITH MULTIPLE BENEFITS

11. Effect of Diaroak in Controlling
Diarrhea Due to Digestive Disorder
GroupsSub
Groups
6 wk
body
wt.
Feed
consumed
FCRMortality
(%)
I A
B
1483
1491
2803
2848
1.89
1.91
1.25
1.25
II A
B
C
D
1338
1412
1350
1386
2970
3036
2970
3049
2.22
2.15
2.19
2.20
8.75
6.25
7.50
8.75
A - Control
B - Diaroak (Preventive)
C - Diaroak (Therapeutic)
D - Antibiotic - (Therapeutic)
Diet 1 - Fiber 6%
Diet II - Fiber 8%

12. Effect of Diaroak in Controlling
Diarrhea in Rabbits
Parameter Treated by DiaroakControl
Number of weaning
Rabbits (On 6
th
week)
174 184
Number of Rabbits in
10
th
week
165 153
Mortality % (Number)5.2% (9) 16.8% (31)
Parameter Treated by DiaroakControl
Number of weaning
Rabbits (6
th
week)
764 1241
Number of Rabbits
(10
th
week)
738 1142
Mortality % (Number)3.5% (26) 8% (99)

13. DIAROAK
PROTECITVE, ADSORBANT, ANTIDIARRHOEAL
Indications:
Controls diarrhea irrespective
of etiology
Dosage
•To be mixed in feed @ 0.25%
For 5-7 days as curative
•0.1% as preventive
Presentation:
1 kg and 15 kg pack

14. Pigs -
Upto 10 kg body wt. 5g
10-40kg body wt. 10g
40-100 kg body wt. 20g
100 kg and above 30g
Mix the granules with approximately five (5)
times
the quantity of water, shake well to
homogenous
suspension and administer orally, twice daily.
In severe cases repeat dose six hourly. Or as
regular feed supplements in feed regularly as
per the prescribed dosage
DIAROAK
PROTECITVE, ADSORBANT, ANTIDIARRHOEAL