ЯРКО-КРАСНЫЙ АНТИБИОТИК СЫЧУГА КОРОВ КАЛМЫЦКОЙ ПОРОДЫ

Abstract

In cows of the Kalmyk breed, a chemical compound is released inside – hydrochloric acid. She, together with the gastric enzyme pepsin, breaks down the food received from the external environment into the stomach into the smallest elements that can be absorbed through the digestive glands of the stomach into the blood. Amino acids, sugars, fatty acids, fat and water-soluble vitamins, all of them, rush into the bloodstream, but the minerals, before leaving the bloodstream, it is in the stomach that they have time to bind together with gastric hydrochloric acid. The result of this chemical reaction will be, – chemical resistant chlorine compounds. In theory, this should be the end of it, but no, since chemical chloride salts are a nutrient medium for the growth of a special acid-resistant fungus inside the stomach. It is from its fungal structures that an antibacterial substance is released, a bright red color, similar to the color of the arterial blood of mammals. Having a bright red color, the antibiotic has been invisible to the human eye for many millennia. Red blood is a red antibiotic. The antibacterial substance suppresses all microflora entering the blood from the external environment, making it bactericidal resistant to microbes. Laboratory and practical research, carried out jointly with the 4th year students of the specialty "Veterinary Medicine", made it possible to understand the whole mechanism of the digestion process of the animal's body, evaluate its role in the life of Kalmyk cows and, based on this, try to outline a plan for the isolation of substance in pure crystalline form. Kalmyk cows have a strong endurance to destructive adverse environmental factors (cold, hunger) and a fairly strong immunity to pathogenic bacterial microflora, which allows us to conclude about the important properties of the antibacterial substance produced inside their stomachs. A lot of work remains to be done to prove the significance and importance of finding hydrochloric acid and an antibiotic, a bright red color, inside living mammalian bodies in the arid area of southern Russia.