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Chickens Line N Health Program H Nutrition Program SILO patented 1-Monoglycerides from C1 to C7 for treating animals Patent n. EP 2 410 871 B1

USAGE SILOhealth is a synergistic combination of short, medium and long chain 1-Monoglycerides. In 2009 SILO patented the use of Monoglycerides from C1 to C7 with glycerol, as antibacterial and anti-mould substances for treating animals, under the international patent number EP2410871B1. Effects of SILOhealth in broiler chickens, with dosage 0.05-0.1% in the feed: - Salmonella, Clostridium perfringens and E.coli control - stimulation of villi growth and tight junctions expression - reparation of lesions in gut mucosa caused by bacteria and intollerances - dramatic increase of the intestinal surface for nutrients absorption Effects of SILOhealth in broiler chickens, with dosage 0.2-0.3% in the feed: - dramatic increase of muscle mass of breast and thighs SILOhealth Liquid can be used for poultry species in dry feed (pellets or mesh) or drinking water to control dysbiosis and to increase the trophic action in the gut as follows: - 0.05-0.1% in the feed from the first day of life until slaughtering - 0.2-0.3% in the feed is the dosage to increase the breast muscle weight up to + 80 grams (data by Guelph University). Administration: from the first day of life until slaughtering SILOhealth Powder can be used for poultry species in dry feed (pellets or mesh), to control dysbiosis and to increase the trophic action in the gut as follows: - 0.08-0.2% in the feed from the first day of life until slaughtering - 0.35-0.5% in the feed is the dosage to increase the breast muscle weight up to + 80 grams (data by Guelph University). Administration: from the first day of life until slaughtering

IN VITRO STUDIES CONDUCTED BY THE PUBLIC INSTITUTE FOR ANIMAL HEALTH BRUNO UBERTINI It is known that free organic acids and their salts like Sodium and Calcium Butyrate have a very limited antibacterial efficacy at ph 6 or 7 (intestinal ph) since at neutral or slightly alcaline ph they are present in dissociated form. On the contrary, the 1-Monoglycerides contained in SILOhealth do not dissociate and exert a strong antibacterial action against E. coli, Salmonella and Clostridium perfringens. Public Animal Health Institut of Brescia and Forlì - L. Alborali, G. Tosi MIC of SILOhealth compared to organic acids & sodium butyrate ph Salmonella typhimurium Clostridium perfringens E.coli Lactobacillus acidophilus / plantarum SILOhealth 4.5 0.06% 0.01% 0.12% No inhibition SILOhealth 7 0.06% 0.01% 0.12% No inhibition Formic Acid 6 1.5% 1.8% 1.6% == Propionic Acid 6 2.4% 2.6% 2.5% == Sodium Butyrate 6 2.8% 3% 2.9% == The trials in vitro carried out by the Public Institute for Animal Health Bruno Ubertini - Italy proved that the MIC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration) of SILOhealth L at ph 6-7 ranges between 0.06% e 0.12% against Salmonella, E.coli and Clostridium perfringens, while beneficial Lactobacillus in not inhibited. SILOhealth Regions where SILOhealth is active -

BROILER CHICKENS EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH SALMONELLA Trial conducted by the Public Institute for Animal Health BRUNO UBERTINI Forlì - ITALY. Trial design: 60 SPF birds were allotted to two groups and placed into isolators (30 birds per group). All the birds were orally infected with 10 7 CFU of Salmonella Typhimurium at the 7 th day of age. The control group received a standard commercial feed; the treated group received the same feed supplemented with 0.3% of SILOhealth liquid from day 1 to day 34 in the feed. 10 birds from each group were sacrificied at day 14, 24, 34; caecal samples were analized for CFU amount of Salmonella typhimurium after 24 hours incubation at 37 C. S. typhimurium CFU counts in the caecal content of the birds 30000000 25000000 20000000 15000000 10000000 5000000 0 DAYS OF LIFE CFU 14 24 34 Control SILOhealth Infection with 10 7 CFU Reduction by 6 log 10 P = 0.02 (Two-way ANOVA CFU/g of caecal content Control Group SILOhealth Day 7 post-infection (14 days of life) 6,400,000 2,226,000 Day 17 post-infection (24 days of life) 25,120,000 1,242,100 Day 27 post-infection (34 days of life) 22,490,000 Mortality = 30% 300 The inclusion of SILOhealth liquid in the feed reduced by 6 log10 the CFU amounts of Salmonella typhimurium in the birds caeca even in presence of high Salmonella typhimurium infection. This trial support the use of SILOhealth liquid from early age to prevent Salmonella colonization.

BROILER CHICKENS EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH EIMERIA OOCYTES AND CLOSTRIDIUM Trial conducted by the Public Institute for Animal Health BRUNO UBERTINI Forlì - ITALY. Trial design: 3 groups of Ross 308 (female); 30 birds per group, in isolators; no coccidiostatics in feed, no anticoccidial vaccination were used. Oral individual challenge: at day 5 th of life each bird was challenged with 3000 sporulated oocysts of E. acervulina, maxima, tenella; at day 10 th 11 th of life each bird was challenged with 10 6 CFU of C. perfringens. At day 16 th 21 st 35 th 10 birds per group were sacrificed and analyzed for C. perfringens and coccidiosis intestinal lesion score. Treatments in feed (Days) 0 10 11 21 22 35 Positive Control == == == Group 1: SILOhealth 0.5% 0.25% == Group 2: SILOhealth 0.5% 0.025% == 11 10 9 8 7 Clostridium perfringens lesion score in the small intestine a b b 2 dead birds a b b 6 5 4 Score 0 Score 1 Score 2 3 2 1 0 Control group Group 1 Group 2 Control group Group 1 Group 2 Control group day 16 day 21 day 35 Group 1 Group 2 Score 1: thin / friable walls; Score 2: focal necrosis a,b Means with different superscripts differ significantly; p<0.05 Conclusions The administration of SILOhealth, even at the low dosage of 0.025%, prevented the Clostridium perfringens colonisation and lesions in the gut. As shown in the histogram, the SILOhealth groups do not show any lesion or very mild lesions, while the control group shows severe lesion score, corresponding to focal necrosis. Furthermore, in the control group a mortality of more than 6% was recorded, while no mortality was observed in the SILOhealth group.

SILOhealth NUTRITIONAL PROPERTIES SILOhealth is the result of numerous studies conducted in scientific collaboration with Guelph University (Prof. S. Leeson) and the Public Animal Health Institute Bruno Ubertini (Italy). blood vessels before SILOhealth blood vessels after SILOhealth SILOhealth SILOhealth directly stimulates the beneficial formation of new blood vessels in the intestinal epithelium due to specific short chain monoglycerides in the formula New blood vessels are able to transport more nutrients to the intestinal epithelium and to stimulate the gut development and integrity +VILLI GROWTH The effects are: villi growth reparation of lesions in gut mucosa stimulation of tight junctions expression dramatic increase of the intestinal surface for nutrients absorption energy delivery to colonocytes -GUT PERMEABILITY

EFFECTS ON VILLI The effects of SILOhealth on villi were measured at University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences - Brno - Institute of Pathological Morphology, by Prof. MVDr. Roman Halouzka. In the scientific trial, broiler chickens received 0.2% of product in drinking water during the first 15 days of life. The effects on villi growth were measured in different tracts of the gut and compared with a control group. Meckel s diverticulus +35.8% Control Central ileum +26.3% Control Ileocaecal valve +7.8% Control Comment of Prof. Halouzka: The results show, and you can see it clearly, that the height of villi in some chicken groups increases towards the large intestine, which is surprising

The production area is about 30,000 square metres. The production capacity is 120,000 tons of Monoglycerides per year. SILO is the leader in the development and production of glycerides of short and medium chain fatty acids. th: University of Parma - Professor Afro Quarantelli University of Florence - Professor M. Antongiovanni IRTA (Barcelona) Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona - Professor Rafael Codony Guelph University (Canada) - Professor Steve Leeson was established in 1950 SILO PRODUCTS ARE CERTIFIED UNDER COMPANY WITH QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFIED BY DNV Via di S. Bartolo a Cintoia, 50142 Firenze - ITALY T +39 055 7332895 F +39 055 780676 Email info@silospa.com www.silospa.com