2019! Let’s adopt a new approach to farming!
Release time: 2019-09-05
What are the goals and aspirations of us pig farmers?
It's about achieving success in the pig farming business!
So, how can we achieve success?
Learning is the only path to success!
Who should you choose to learn from?
A laid-off worker said: “My son just refuses to learn from me.”

1. The kind of person you study with is the kind of person you’ll become.
2. By learning from those who specialize in pig diseases, you’ll develop into a pig disease diagnosis expert—so much so that you’ll start seeing every pig as sick.
Xilai Gao's Mission — Start from reality, address the root issues, and achieve green, safe, efficient, and sustainable development! Learning from Xilai Gao means acquiring a scientific approach to pig farming that can continuously generate benefits for farmers.

Charles, who has been in China for more than five years conducting inspections, said the following:
Chinese pig farmers feed the world’s most nutritious feed and use the world’s most advanced antibiotics—but they end up raising the world’s worst pigs!
Dr. Charles’s analysis concludes:
Differences in Pig Raising Between China and the West
• In Western pig farming, preventive and therapeutic drugs are “divided into two categories.” Preventive health-care drugs are separated from disease-treatment drugs.
• In China, drugs used for pig farming are “combined into one.” Preventive and health-care medications are the same as disease-treatment medications—antibiotics all the way!

• Denmark strictly prohibits the addition of antibiotics to pig feed. In China, in addition to antibiotics already being added to feed, farmers also administer large quantities of antibiotics and synthetically produced drugs—what are known as “medicinal health packages.”
Terms like “three-needle health care, Sanxian Soup, and regular medication” — are these actually promoting health, or are they poisoning the pigs? Step by step, this approach is driving pig farms into a vicious cycle of “antibiotics—antibiotic resistance—superbugs—highly advanced antibiotics,” turning pigs into mere “medicine containers.”

• Westerners raise pigs with a focus on health care, comprehensively ensuring immune balance, detoxification, liver protection, and kidney support for pigs—on the premise of achieving nutritional balance and biosecurity. Ensuring the health of blood and tissues is our guiding principle—the core lies in the pig itself. Meanwhile, Chinese approaches to pig health management focus primarily on “preventing infections”—with the core emphasis on bacteria and viruses.
• The Western perspective on raising pigs—how to raise pigs healthily— Achieve sustainable development. The starting point for Chinese pig farmers—how to effectively prevent and control diseases—seems impossible to guard against.
• Before 75 kg, Westerners focus on the pig’s size—measuring the pig; after 75 kg, they focus on daily weight gain—weighing the pig. Chinese people measure from small to large.
• Chinese pig farmers are not lacking in disease diagnostic technologies.
• Pig farmers shouldn't try to learn about diseases—because you won't be good at it.
• The four major intractable diseases currently affecting pig farming:
One is coughing;
Second, diarrhea;
Third, reproductive disorders;
The fourth outbreak of African swine fever is raging.
• Do you know what’s causing this?

Once upon a time, almost all pharmaceutical companies would come in and talk about coughs, diarrhea, and reproductive disorders—and after finishing their presentations, they’d immediately start selling drugs. This is what’s known as the “drug-and-health package,” designed to prevent secondary infections. Ultimately, this approach will lead to three serious consequences:
1. In the short term, satisfying psychological needs effectively prevents the occurrence of pig diseases. 2. The extensive use of antibiotics fosters the proliferation of drug-resistant bacteria. For example, in pig farms that routinely use florfenicol for preventive purposes over a prolonged period, three outcomes typically emerge: initially, the drug shows good efficacy; subsequent uses yield only moderate results; and after repeated use, the drug becomes essentially ineffective. As a result, respiratory diseases in these pig farms become increasingly difficult to treat.
3. All medicines have some degree of toxicity. Pharmaceutical toxins can harm the liver, kidneys, and lungs, and damage tissues and organs in the respiratory tract, digestive tract, reproductive tract, and immune system, potentially leading to miscarriage—such as with sulfonamide drugs.
If we don’t change our measures, our pigs will reach a point where respiratory diseases, diarrhea, and reproductive disorders will become incurable.
So, what exactly should we pig farmers be learning??
First, learn the scientific approach to pig farming.
Have you achieved the following production targets?
• Each sow produces 24 market pigs per year;
• The breeding and farrowing rate reaches 96%;
• The overall survival rate reached 95%.
Second, establish the correct swine-raising philosophy.
Nothing is impossible—don’t set limits for yourself!
300 years ago,
Is it possible for humans to land on the moon?
Now what?? China’s Jade Rabbit!!

Despite vaccination, regular medication, and immune enhancement, why is it still so difficult to control pig diseases? Why can’t we achieve our high-efficiency production targets? And why is it becoming increasingly challenging to raise pigs?

Dr. Charles said:
Actually, our pigs are very easy to raise. We just need to do our best. Four Key Points and One Focus Aquaculture Model As a result, our pigs rarely get sick—or don't get sick at all. Only then can the pig farm truly embark on a path of high efficiency and sustainable development.
The first key to raising healthy pigs
Focus on detoxification, liver protection, and kidney support to ensure the health of blood and tissues.

How to solve it?
Charles’s most significant research finding: The root of all diseases—toxins.
Dr. Charles said: Toxins are the root cause of all diseases. We must adopt “effective detoxification.” Treat it as a long-term task and persevere with it consistently.

Dr. Charles said: Toxins are the root of all diseases!
Long-term effective detoxification requires not only preventing toxins at their source—such as in feed and water—but also having... Effectively removes toxins from the animal's body. Only by addressing the issue of toxins can our vaccine... It may be effective—only then can our animal health products and medications truly work. Our Only when feed is well digested, absorbed, and utilized can our pigs truly thrive. Achieve healthy and rapid growth!
Source of Toxins
• Moldy feed, such as mycotoxins;
• Toxic water quality;
• Drug side effects, such as tear stains in pigs;
• The animals’ own metabolism—such as persistent diarrhea in piglets born in farrowing crates caused by sow toxicity, which is unresponsive to drug treatment;
• Bacteria, viruses, and hemoparasites, such as sepsis and toxemia.

What destructive power do toxins have?
• Toxins damage the respiratory system and trigger respiratory diseases!
• Toxins damage the reproductive system, leading to... To sow reproductive disorders.
• Toxins damage the immune system, rendering vaccine immunization and treatments ineffective.
• Toxins damage the digestive system, causing persistent diarrhea in pigs. The mortality rate is as high as 90%!
Shouldn't it be at this time? Should we reflect?
The four most harmful toxins in aquaculture:
Hemotoxic hazards: The factor causing the greatest economic loss to the global swine industry is hemorrhagic toxin.
Neurotoxin hazards: Sows experiencing abortion, stillbirths, mummified fetuses, and weak piglets. Newborn piglets aged 3 to 15 days are dying in large numbers; this also leads to illness and death in weaned piglets. Sows fail to come into heat, exhibit false estrus, or cannot be successfully bred, with a return-to-estrus rate as high as 90%. Despite repeated mating attempts, they consistently fail to conceive.
Drug toxin hazards:
(1) Severely disrupts the ecological balance of intestinal bacteria (the digestive system).
(2) Development of drug dependence or drug resistance.
(3) Overdosing can lead to endocrine disruption.
Mycotoxin Hazards: Damages the liver and lymph nodes. Exhibits mental depression. Shows reduced or absent appetite. Immunosuppression. Weakness in the limbs.

Bacteria, viruses, and hemoparasites aren't scary in themselves—what's truly frightening are the toxins they release. Therefore, while we're tackling bacteria, viruses, and hemoparasites, we must absolutely... Focus on addressing toxins released by bacteria, viruses, and hemoparasites.
Sow—The Largest Poison Repository
Purchased pigs—the biggest source of toxins
Piglet — the biggest victim
Carrying out long-term detoxification for pigs is one of the keys to raising healthy pigs!

Wasting feed due to one sow returning to estrus once:
21 days × 5 jin × 1.5 yuan/jin = 158 yuan
Normal conditions: 1 sow × 2.5 litters × 10 piglets = 25 piglets?
One estrus cycle: 1 sow × 2.2 litters × 10 piglets = 22 piglets??
Re-estrus: 1 sow × 1.9 litters × 10 piglets = 19 piglets???
Meanwhile, the actual number of litters produced by sows in our country is 1.6!
Why is it only 1.6 babies?
How much money is wasted each year per sow due to 1.6 litters per sow?
1.6 fetuses indicate estrus? Next:
Feed waste: 21 days × ? times × 5 jin × 1.5 yuan/jin = ?? yuan
Normal 2.5 × 10⁻ (China’s 1.6 × 10) = 9
9 heads × 320 yuan = 2,880 yuan + feed waste? 3,200 yuan
This crucial point—The Xilai Gao An Kang Plan—can solve it perfectly!
An Bai Qing (Enhanced) +Blood Source Kang — Eliminating toxins and nourishing both qi and blood.

The second key to raising healthy pigs
Focus on maintaining immune balance and enhancing animals' own immune capabilities.
Immune balance refers to the immune state in which an animal maintains an optimal health index.
• Animal immunity is healthy only when it’s in a state of balance;
• With weakened immunity, animals are more susceptible to infections;
• With an overactive immune system, animals are prone to autoimmune diseases.

The current status of swine immunization in China?
Without analysis and blindly positioning your pig farm as having weakened immunity, the long-term, single-use of immune boosters in feed will lead to dire consequences: This leads to a collapse of the immune system, bringing devastating consequences to pig farms. Due to the overuse of antibiotics, medications, and immune boosters—especially in large-scale pig farms—China’s pig farms have become like ticking time bombs, and the situation has reached a critical point that urgently needs to be addressed.
Use immune boosters with caution!
Don't casually label your pigs as having weakened immunity!
Immune boosters should not be used indiscriminately, especially not added in large quantities over a prolonged period.

A Comparative Analysis of the Application of Immune Adjuvants in Europe, the U.S., and China:
◆ Chinese people believe that the higher the immunity, the better. As a result, immune adjuvants—immune boosters commonly used for health management in Chinese pig farms—end up enhancing immunity even further. Consequently, secondary infections like *Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae* have emerged, and the more vaccines are administered, the more diseases—including swine fever, porcine circovirus, blue ear disease, and *Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae*—appear.
◆ Foreigners believe that immunity isn't necessarily better the higher it is—balance is key. Therefore, immune adjuvants commonly used in foreign pig farms are immune balancers—agents that regulate immunity and purify immune-related diseases. As a result, immune diseases have become less frequent, and vaccination rates have steadily declined; in some countries, even swine fever vaccines are no longer administered.
This critical point can be perfectly addressed by the Xilai Gao Wei Ai Plan!
Weishwang + Aijia fertilizer is currently mainly used for the comprehensive health care and protection of sows throughout their entire gestation period. Pig health management, purchased pig health management, rehabilitation therapy for weak and disabled pigs, and vaccine adjuvant enhancement. ...including the prevention and treatment of hyperthermia. The recommended dosage and usage throughout the entire course are for sows and gilts. Add 1 kg per ton of feed to the fattening pigs; typically used for one month of nursery and one month of purchased piglets. Dosage: 1 kg per ton of feed. Rehabilitation treatment for weakened and disabled pigs, vaccine adjuvant effect enhancement, and high fever. The recommended dosage for disease prevention and treatment is 2 kg per ton of feed.
Wei Ai Plan
(Viswan + Aijia Fertilizer)
— Returning to the Origin
No illness—prevent illness.
If you're sick, shorten the treatment course.

The third key to raising healthy pigs:
Ensure biosecurity—carry out disinfection, rodent control, mosquito and fly control, and pest repellent measures.
Disinfecting and deworming the farm’s rearing environment, as well as performing internal and external parasite control on livestock—these are the most fundamental and essential aspects of our farming operations. We won’t go into further detail here.
Feibang Assists—Eliminates Bacteria and Viruses at the Root
Quietness Plan
(Shilai Mianqing + Mosiqujing)
——
Clean sweep Same origin of roots
The fourth key to raising healthy pigs:
Ensure a balanced diet and maintain endocrine balance.

• Nutritional balance determines enzyme balance and activity.
• A balanced diet can regulate and combat free radicals.
• Nutritional balance determines the strength of your immune system.
• Nutritional balance is the material foundation for pigs to grow healthily.

Chinese pig farmers Daydream

The growth patterns of pigs
• Up to 75 kg: Skeletal Development Period
• After 75 kg: Lean Muscle Accumulation Phase
The experiment proves: A piglet born weighing 1.05 kg can yield 211 kg of marketable lean meat per ton of feed at slaughter, whereas a piglet born weighing 1.41 kg can yield 270 kg of marketable lean meat per ton of feed at slaughter under the same feeding conditions and rearing environment. That’s an additional 59 kg of lean meat—clear evidence of just how crucial it is to increase the birth weight of piglets. (Shuangwang Combination) It regulates the sow’s endocrine system, boosts piglet birth weight, improves the quality of sow’s milk, shortens the duration of farrowing, and increases the number of ovulations and estrus rates.
Shuangwang Duohe
(Viswan + Naijiawan)

The final key to raising healthy pigs.
Improve the rationalization of immunization efforts.

The prerequisite for effectively leveraging vaccines to achieve high efficiency is:
(1) Perform immune restoration to ensure immune balance; [Use Visswan at 1 kg per ton of feed for one week before and after vaccination]
(2) Detoxifies, protects the liver and nourishes the kidneys, ensuring healthy blood and tissues. Promote health; [Feed additive for entire period of boars and sows] Enhanced Anbaiqing + Xueyuan Kang, 500 grams/ton each.
(3) First inspection, second strike, third look, fourth registration, Ensure that vaccinations are administered properly to prevent missed doses and incorrect injections. Needles and leakage, etc.
Are our pigs difficult to raise? If so, where exactly lies the difficulty?
When it comes to pig farming, why is it that some people work hard but can’t make any money, while others manage to earn a living with relative ease?
The result is what you’ve made!
Raising pigs using the wrong methods will only yield the wrong results; only by using the right methods can you achieve the right outcomes!
In fact, our pigs are very easy to raise. As long as we focus on “four key factors and one crucial point,” our pigs will rarely get sick—or won’t get sick at all—allowing our pig farm to truly embark on a path of high efficiency and sustainable development.
The first key: Focus on detoxification, liver protection, and kidney support to ensure the health and well-being of blood and tissues (Enhanced Anbaiqing + Xiyuan Kang).
Second key: Focus on balancing immune function and enhancing animals' intrinsic immune capabilities. Wei Ai Plan (Viswan + Aijia Fertilizer)
Third key: Ensure biosecurity—carry out disinfection, rodent control, mosquito and fly control, and pest repellent measures. Fibang Quiet Plan (Fibang + Xilaimingqing + Mosiqujing)
Fourth key: Maintain proper nutritional and endocrine balance. Shuangwang Combination (Viswan + Naijiawang)
One point: Improve the rationalization of immunization efforts. Weikang Plan (Weiswan + Enhanced Anbaiqing + Xueyuan Kang).
• The best doctor is yourself; The best hospital is the kitchen.
• The best medicine is diet (balanced nutrition); The best therapy Effort is persistence!
Xilai Gao products are leading the pig farming industry with four brand-new concepts.


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