PubMed · 1989 · 17 citations · 0 references
AgricultureVeterinary PharmacologyVeterinary ToxicologyAnimal NutritionFood ChemistryNutritional ToxicologyAnimal Product SafetyToxic DiseasesChemical PropertiesEcotoxicological EffectsResidue FormationToxicologic Findings
Humic acids derive from a class of natural substances in humic substances. The chemical properties of certain defined humic acid products enable their application in diseases of the digestive system of mammals when combined with metabolic disorders, especially in rearing age. The simple administration (via feed), their exceptional safety and the absence of side effects (e. g. allergy, resistance) as well as no residue formation in animal derived products allow a broad application of these substances in veterinary medicine, even when regarding ecotoxicological aspects.