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titleOfInvention Pellets for promoting the health of seafood and crustaceans and methods for producing the pellets
abstract A garlic and a phospholipid-containing protein are mixed and heated to improve the immune function of aquatic animals such as fish and shellfish and crustaceans, and to promote health. To provide an innovative pellet and a method for producing a pellet which are excellent in storage stability and have no fear of causing side effects. A pellet serving as a food for aquatic animals such as seafood and crustaceans, wherein the pellet is formed by using garlic and a phospholipid-containing protein without administering an antibiotic to the aquatic animal. A pellet that can enhance the immune function of aquatic animals and enhance health.
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