Influence of Probiotics on Broiler Hens' Intestinal Micro Biotas: A Meta-Analysis
Abstract
Broiler hens' immune systems and food absorption are boosted by probiotics. Probiotics have a beneficial effect on hens, which leads to faster development rates and better health in the long run. Probiotics can enhance intestinal health and performance in broiler chickens, but their reactions vary, making it difficult to anticipate flock-wide effects. The aim of this meta-analysis was to examine the impacts of probiotic enhancement on the log concentrations of cultural gut microbiota in broiler hens using a comprehensive approach. According to the PRISMA criteria, the articles were selected with great care and attention to detail. For the final database, there were fifteen different studies. The findings provide light on the different kinds that effects of lactobacillus, lactobacillus oral administration, growth performance, and impact of probiotics. Our meta-analysis improves lactobacillus knowledge for nutrition, microbiology, and health sciences researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. The results herein emphasize the necessity for focused research to understand the processes and improve lactobacillus-based therapies for growth performance and probiotic effect.
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