In recent years, there has been growing interest in the use of biostimulants and adaptogens derived from animal and plant sources in practical medicine. These substances, when administered in precise doses, can strengthen the body's natural defenses, improve blood morphology and biochemical parameters, and support better metabolism. This study investigated the effect of a combination of iodine, amylodextrin, E-selenium, and Aloe arborescens Mill. extract on the preparation of rams for the seasonal period. The findings showed that the rams of the experimental group experienced faster recovery and better preparation for the breeding season after the winter period, which was primarily due to our proposed non-hormonal stimulation method. Our approach to stimulating rams during the transitional period had a positive effect on metabolism and spermatogenesis, making these preparations suitable for use. In addition, it was observed that our non-hormonal method did not harm the animals and contributed to improved spermatogenesis and higher testosterone levels.
