Use of Turnera Diffusa Wild (Damiana of California) Lyophilized in Pigs with Underweight to the 28 Days of having Weaned

Abstract

The objective of this study was to evaluate the productive behavior of the pigs with underweight after 28 days of having weaned, using a lyophilized of Turnera diffusa for intramuscularly, 56 animals. The doses were managed: 0 ml H2O, 2 ml H2O, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 ml of Turnera. The application days 0–7–14–21. A design Totally at random, with simple ANOVA, for conversion, initial weight, and ANACOVA for total gain and, I weigh final, the test of Duncan, using the initial weight like covariable to adjust the final weight, daily gain and total gain. The final adjusted weight differed (p < 0.05) of those that were not treated in the levels of 8 and 10 ml of Turnera disffusa. In conclusion these results ratify that the lyophilized of Turnera achieved the increment of these levels with a view to that the animals of underweight they acquire a normal development.