Cardiovascular disease is a serious threat to human, It is a common healthy disease especially in the elderly over the age of 50, even if used the most advanced treatment, there is still have more than 50% of cerebrovascular accident survivors can not completely self-care, The world's annual deaths from the disease as high as 15 million people, ranking the first cause of death. Cardiovascular disease is the number one disease that threatens human health. Currently Anti-Cardiovascular disease drugs mainly include cardiac drugs, anti-angina drugs anti-heart rate disorders drugs, antihypertensive drugs, anti-hyperlipoproteinemia drugs. Drug therapy is only a means of prevention, The fundamental is prevent from the source. Cardiovascular disease, in addition to being affected by genetic factors, mainly is associated with unhealthy lifestyles. Also known as lifestyle sickness. So the establishment of a healthy and reasonable way of life is the key to prevention.
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Routine management measures to repair sheds, cold and warm: Before the advent of the cold, the livestock and poultry housing should be overhauled, repair the roof, doors, windows, plug the wall gap. In areas of lower temperature north of the Yangtze River, cold-insulation performance of livestock and poultry housings can also be improved by setting ceilings, hanging curtains, setting wind barriers, and building plastic greenhouses. In the severe winter, flue gas, soil heating, biogas furnaces, coal stoves, solar energy and other facilities can be used to heat the house. However, when using the coal furnace, heating should be done to prevent gas poisoning. A protective device should be installed around the heating system to prevent burns. Livestock and poultry.
Fine management, prevention of diseases: After taking cold and warm measures in winter, the ventilation volume in the house is reduced, the humidity is increased, and harmful gas components such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide are increased, which easily damages the animal body and induces some diseases. In day-to-day management, special attention should be paid to reducing the humidity in the house and the concentration of harmful gases. Every day should be regularly (when the outside temperature is high) ventilation, timely removal of excreta, reduce the amount of water in the house, plus shop and timely replacement of absorbent mats with good performance, less feed to feed.
Adjust feed and supply warm water: In winter, the feed intake of livestock and poultry is generally increased by 10% to 20%. The ratio of energy feeds (such as corn, rice bran, bran, starch, etc.) should be increased in compound feeds, mixed feeds, or concentrate supplements to reduce the proportion of protein feeds (various types of cakes, meals, etc.) (increased or The reduction can also be 10% to 20%). In addition, the type of feed should be as diverse as possible to supplement or increase the supply of vitamins. It is best to feed the feedstuff into the wet mix for feeding the livestock and poultry. Use the clean and warm water condiment, feed along with the mix, do not feed the frozen feed. Allowing livestock and poultry to drink warm water at a temperature of about 30°C is also a matter that cannot be neglected in reducing body temperature loss of livestock and poultry.
In the midwinter season, farmers need to ensure that livestock and poultry have a good health status, give full play to their production potential, and reduce the economic losses caused by low temperatures. In addition to strengthening regular management, different feeding and management measures should be taken for different livestock and poultry species and different physiological stages to ensure the highest production efficiency. To this end, we compile this group of manuscripts in order to help the majority of farmers.