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Berberis lycium reduces Serum Cholesterol in Broiler. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, July 2010, Pages: 144

Berberis lycium, was investigated for its effect on broiler chicks. In Exp-I rations containing 0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5% B lycium were given to 240 broiler chicks. Serum cholesterol and LDL decreased with increasing B lycium up to 2% (p<0.05) while HDL increased. For Exp-II B lycium was fed in ration @ 0, 1.5, 2.0 and 2.25%. Vaccination effected weight of spleen at day-35. During initial stages IBD and ND vaccine had no effect on weight of thymus. In Exp- III aqueous extract of B lycium was given to broiler. B lycium infusion was effective in reducing serum cholesterol (P<0.001) and was lower for group- C. Serum triglyceride level had a diminishing trend with increased level of B lycium in group-C. B lycium infusion did not affect HDL level in serum, however LDL was significantly (P<0.001) affected and was lower in group-C. It was concluded that Berberis lycium added to feed at the rate of 2% or watered as aqueous extract at the rate of 1% can be used in broiler production for optimum performance from economic point of view, for reducing serum total cholesterol, triglyceride and LDL and improving immunity against IBD and ND.

Naila, Chand.
Mrs Naila Chand is working as Assistant Professor in Poultry Science Department and got her PhD degree during 2008. Prof M Subhan Qureshi joined the University during 2005 and is heading the Livestock Management Department. Prof F Raziq Durrani has retired as head of Poultry Science Department during 2009.
M, Subhan Qureshi.
Mrs Naila Chand is working as Assistant Professor in Poultry Science Department and got her PhD degree during 2008. Prof M Subhan Qureshi joined the University during 2005 and is heading the Livestock Management Department. Prof F Raziq Durrani has retired as head of Poultry Science Department during 2009.
F, Raziq Durrani.
Mrs Naila Chand is working as Assistant Professor in Poultry Science Department and got her PhD degree during 2008. Prof M Subhan Qureshi joined the University during 2005 and is heading the Livestock Management Department. Prof F Raziq Durrani has retired as head of Poultry Science Department during 2009.