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Fortisorb® Phyto

Brand Fortisorb · Manufacturer ADDICOO GROUP s.r.o.
↗ public sourceswww.addicoo.com/fortisorb-phyto· 5 studies, 3 independent/mixed
Evidence · strong

The active substance is backed by 5 studies including meta-analyses; the verdict per claim below reflects what the literature actually shows, not the brochure. Strength reflects the active substance, not the brand.

What the manufacturer claims

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Safety
Effective binding of mycotoxins and endotoxins, with up to 99% adsorption of toxinsup to 99% adsorption
Physiological
Liver protection and regeneration
Physiological
Support of the immune system (yeast cell wall derivatives)
Manufacturer’s own words — not independently verified. The ledger below gives the evidence verdict for each.

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Each claim against the studies on the active substance, with the funding split. Open a row for the studies behind the verdict.

Claim
Verdict
Evidence & funding
SafetyEffective binding of mycotoxins and endotoxins, with up to 99% adsorption of toxins
Mixed
3 studies · 67% indep
Read Aflatoxin binding is strongly supported and EU-authorised; the broad-spectrum 'all mycotoxins/endotoxins, up to 99%' claim is toxin-specific and partly exceeds the authorised aflatoxin scope.
2011
Bentonite (1m558) for all animal species — EFSA renewal of authorisation as an aflatoxin B1 binderBentonite authorised to reduce aflatoxin B1 contamination; binds AfB1 in the digestive tract
DossierIndustryOpen access
2023
Meta-analysis of bentonite efficacy on performance, carcass and blood of broilers fed aflatoxinBentonite improved performance/carcass outcomes in broilers under aflatoxin; AfB1 adsorption ≈90-95% in vitro; cuts AfB1→milk carry-over up to 26%
Meta-analysisIndependentOpen access
2020
Yeast cell wall affinity for zearalenone and binder adsorption of amino acids/vitamins (in vitro)Yeast cell walls bind zearalenone strongly; binders can also adsorb some amino acids and water-soluble vitamins
In vitroIndependent
PhysiologicalLiver protection and regeneration
Supported
1 study · 100% indep
Read Liver protection follows from reduced toxin absorption; phytogenic hepatoprotection is an additional, less-quantified component.
2021
Smectite-based mycotoxin binder reduces aflatoxin B1 toxicity on performance, health and histopathology of broilersSmectite binder reduced AfB1 effects on broiler performance and liver histopathology
Randomised trialIndependentOpen access
PhysiologicalSupport of the immune system (yeast cell wall derivatives)
Supported
1 study · 0% indep
Read Yeast cell wall immune/livability support is shown, but the captured meta-analysis is sponsor-linked.
2022
Meta-analysis of mycotoxins and yeast cell wall extract on broiler performance and livabilityYeast cell wall extract supplementation mitigated mycotoxin-induced losses in broiler performance and livability
Meta-analysisIndustry
IndependentMixedIndustryNone/undisclosed
Bottom line. Fortisorb Phyto is a clay (bentonite/smectite) mycotoxin binder plus yeast cell wall and phytogenics — a well-founded design.
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Composition

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● Disclosed by manufacturer
  • clay + yeast cell wall + phytogenics — clay (smectite/bentonite) adsorbent base, yeast cell wall derivatives, concentrated phytogenic extracts (proportions undisclosed)mycotoxin binder with immune and hepatoprotective support
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None referenced with a resolving source yet.

Evidence — on the active substance

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Why these studies The evidence for a proprietary product is the evidence for its active substance. These are the studies (meta-analyses first) behind the verdicts above, with funding labelled.
Year
Study & effect size
Funding
Type
Access
2011
Bentonite (1m558) for all animal species — EFSA renewal of authorisation as an aflatoxin B1 binderBentonite authorised to reduce aflatoxin B1 contamination; binds AfB1 in the digestive tract
Industry
Dossier
2023
Meta-analysis of bentonite efficacy on performance, carcass and blood of broilers fed aflatoxinBentonite improved performance/carcass outcomes in broilers under aflatoxin; AfB1 adsorption ≈90-95% in vitro; cuts AfB1→milk carry-over up to 26%
Independent
Meta-analysis
2021
Smectite-based mycotoxin binder reduces aflatoxin B1 toxicity on performance, health and histopathology of broilersSmectite binder reduced AfB1 effects on broiler performance and liver histopathology
Independent
Randomised trial
2022
Meta-analysis of mycotoxins and yeast cell wall extract on broiler performance and livabilityYeast cell wall extract supplementation mitigated mycotoxin-induced losses in broiler performance and livability
Industry
Meta-analysis
2020
Yeast cell wall affinity for zearalenone and binder adsorption of amino acids/vitamins (in vitro)Yeast cell walls bind zearalenone strongly; binders can also adsorb some amino acids and water-soluble vitamins
Independent
In vitro
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Dose benchmark

Label / recommendedNot stated on page
Effective in trialsCommercial binders ≈1-3 kg/t
EU maximumBentonite's aflatoxin-binder authorisation specifies a higher minimum inclusion (≈2%); high clay levels can depress feed intake

Efficacy depends on the clay's mineralogy and the target toxin.

Independence of evidence

60%
Independent · 3Mixed · 0Industry · 2Undisclosed · 0

Regulatory status

Reg. 1831/2003authorised additive
EFSA FEEDAP opinion2011
Functional groupTechnological additives

EFSA assessed this product’s protected form. Opinion ↗

Meta-analysis effects (pooled)

broiler performance under aflatoxin (bentonite) Independentimproved performance/carcass; AfB1 adsorption ≈90-95% in vitro
broiler performance/livability under mycotoxins (yeast cell wall) Industrymitigation of mycotoxin-induced losses

Pooled estimates from the systematic reviews/meta-analyses above — the closest thing to a settled answer.

Discussion — grounded in the evidence

  • Fortisorb Phyto is a clay (bentonite/smectite) mycotoxin binder plus yeast cell wall and phytogenics — a well-founded design.
  • Its clay base is EU-authorised for aflatoxin B1 reduction (1m558) and is backed by independent meta-analyses and broiler trials (≈90-95% aflatoxin adsorption in vitro; reduced liver damage).
  • Honest nuance: binding is toxin-specific — clays are excellent for aflatoxin, yeast cell wall helps with zearalenone, but DON/OTA are harder, so the flat 'binds all mycotoxins/endotoxins, up to 99%' claim is an over-generalisation.
  • The yeast cell wall adds immune support (and some zearalenone binding); phytogenics add hepatoprotective support — both plausible but less quantified for this exact product.
  • Practical caveats: binders can adsorb some nutrients, and high clay inclusion can depress feed intake, so dose matters.

Where studies disagree: Binding is toxin-specific: clays excel at aflatoxin (and reduce milk carry-over) but are weak against DON/OTA; yeast cell wall helps for zearalenone. Binders can also adsorb some nutrients, and high clay inclusion can reduce feed intake — so a flat 'up to 99% of toxins' claim is an over-generalisation.

Gaps: Exact clay type, yeast and phytogenic proportions are undisclosed. EU efficacy recognition is limited to aflatoxin B1; broad-spectrum claims are not EU-substantiated. Product-specific (Fortisorb) in-vivo data sit in the maker's own dossier.

Manufacturer’s stated mechanism (their words): A clay (smectite/bentonite) adsorbent binds aflatoxin B1 (and, with the yeast cell wall component, zearalenone and some other mycotoxins) in the digestive tract to prevent absorption; yeast cell wall β-glucans/mannans stimulate immunity, and concentrated phytogenic extracts provide hepatoprotective support.

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