APF 90

Protein is not only indispensable to life; it is indispensable in raising the performance of top athletes. It provides the body with energy as well as the components for the production and repair of hormones, antibodies and enzymes. To an especially high degree pigeons require protein to develop muscle. A well-thought out feeding programme with A.P.F. 90 conserves the body’s own proteins and can reduce the regeneration time after exercise significantly. A.P.F. 90 is ideal as a food supplement to provide for increased protein requirements.

Pigeons get 90% of the energy they need to fly from the metabolism of fat, i.e. the burning of fatty acids. However, about 10% of the energy needed is gained through the metabolism of protein. This protein is derived from the muscle mass of the bird, by which the pigeon loses muscle substance week after week during the racing season. In order to regenerate as fast as possible, the muscles need additional protein. In the racing season muscle growth takes place primarily during the resting phase, i.e. at night. Therefore it is important that the organism receives enough protein. Probac A.P.F. 90 is a natural muscle builder so it has an anabolic effect. It was designed to be slowly absorbed by the organism so that it can provide it with the protein elements, amino acids, over an extended period of time. Recommended is an administration after evening exercise.This ensures that the organism is provided with all of the essential amino acids needed for muscle development.

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Besides the racing season,A.P.F.90 is recomended during the breeding and moulting periods. This is because youngsters need not only very much, but also high quality protein during the rearing stage. As these birds grow quite rapidly, they must never suffer from deficits in diet. Finally, the moulting period also places special dietary demands. The growth and development of feathers is almost solely dependent on sufficient protein. Exactly at this time it is of utmost importance that the proteins found in the nourishment is optimally exploited in order to prevent moult damage.