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Los taninos como antioxidantes naturales en la carne

Authors: Hernández, M.O.; Velázquez, M.M.; Ayala, M.M.A.; Barragán, G.H.;

Los taninos como antioxidantes naturales en la carne

Abstract

Los árboles forrajeros son una alternativa en la alimentación animal, especialmente porque no compiten con alimentos para uso humano. Muchas de estas especies contienen compuestos secundarios, como los taninos, a los que se les conoce tradicionalmente como anti-nutricionales porque provocan disminución en el consumo de materia seca (MS); sin embargo, esto sólo ocurre cuando las dosis superan 5 % de la MS en la dieta. Los taninos condensados son los más comunes y, dado su potencial antiparasitario, la reducción en la producción de metano y el poder antioxidante han cobrado especial importancia en los últimos años. Resultados preliminares muestran un comportamiento productivo similar y una mayor vida en anaquel de la carne de toretes y borregos alimentados con diferentes fuentes y niveles de taninos en la dieta, en comparación con dietas convencionales.

Keywords

Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety

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