Methionine is an essential nutrient for poultry. In addition, this amino acid provides methyl groups, which are needed for several metabolic reactions such as the synthesis of carnithine and creatine. Methionine is considered to be the first limiting amino acid in broilers fed practical corn-soybean meal diets. Adequate dietary level of this amino acid is needed to support optimum growth and carcass yield of fast-growing commercial broilers. ORBIT-METH is for various vital functions in body such as: protein synthesis, regulation of cell division, methyl donor, reduces reactive oxygen species etc. An important aspect of protein and methionine interrelationship is the ability of both to act as lipotropic agents. The production of lean carcasses has become especially important as producers are changing gradually from selling live birds to selling meat. ORBIT-METH acts as a lipotropic agent through its role as an amino acid in balancing protein or through its role as a methyl donor and involvement in choline, betaine, folic acid and vitamin B metabolism.

Methionine is an essential nutrient for poultry. In addition, this amino acid provides methyl groups, which are needed for several metabolic reactions such as the synthesis of carnithine and creatine. Methionine is considered to be the first limiting amino acid in broilers fed practical corn-soybean meal diets. Adequate dietary level of this amino acid is needed to support optimum growth and carcass yield of fast-growing commercial broilers. ORBIT-METH is for various vital functions in body such as: protein synthesis, regulation of cell division, methyl donor, reduces reactive oxygen species etc. An important aspect of protein and methionine interrelationship is the ability of both to act as lipotropic agents. The production of lean carcasses has become especially important as producers are changing gradually from selling live birds to selling meat. ORBIT-METH acts as a lipotropic agent through its role as an amino acid in balancing protein or through its role as a methyl donor and involvement in choline, betaine, folic acid and vitamin B metabolism.