Balanced metabolism with plant-based choline

Colmax is a plant source of choline with inositol, designed to regulate the hepatic metabolism, lipid and energy in animals.

Ensures incorporation of safe food and a superior performance compared to synthetic alternatives, without altering the other ingredients of the formula.

• Regulates the transport of fats in the liver
• Participates structurally in the synthesis and repair of cell membranes.
• It is a precursor of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter key to the synapse and neurodevelopment.
• The majority of species do not synthesize it in sufficient quantity

Unlike traditional sources, Colmax presents major technological stability: it is not hygroscopic, has a fluid layout and resists heat treatments are usual in the processing of pet food.

Its stable formulation allows for a simple implementation in pet food. The recommended dose is between 150 and 500 g per ton of feed, and can replace choline chloride (60%) in a ratio of approximately 1 to 4, optimizing the use of space in the diet.

• Regulates hepatic metabolism, lipid and energy
• Prevents accumulation of fat and overload the liver
• Optimizes the use of lipids
• Promotes an active cellular metabolism without stimulating mechanisms of cell proliferation, uncontrolled (process-associated tumor).
• Promotes neurodevelopment and synaptic activity through the synthesis of acetylcholine
• Compensates for deficiencies in stages of high demand
• Stable during processing and storage
• It is not hygroscopic or reactive
• Compatible with any ingredient of the nucleus

• Alterations in lipid metabolism and energy
• A deficit in the transmission of nerve signals by reduced synthesis of acetylcholine
• Fat accumulation and overload the liver in high demand
• Cellular stress and risk of diseases by cell proliferation control.
• Deficiency of choline for synthesis of endogenous insufficient
• Instability, reactivity, and hygroscopicity of the choline chloride
• Degradation of vitamins and amino acids in the premix