| (1) Peptides play an active role: most active substances in our body exist in the form of peptides. Without peptides, or if peptides lose their activity, the normal life activities of cells in our body cannot be carried out. Therefore, small molecule peptides It is an important active substance to maintain life activities.
(2) Peptides act as hormones: hormones promote the growth and development of our body. Without hormones, our life would be interrupted, and most hormones in the body exist in the form of peptides.
(3) Peptides play a role in promoting growth and development: the growth and development of the human body is related to proteins and hormones, and proteins are composed of small molecular peptides, so peptides can promote the growth and development of the body.
(4) Peptides play an antibacterial effect: Antibacterial peptides have super antibacterial ability.
(5) Peptides play the role of neurotransmitters: the living nerves of the human body exist in the form of peptides, and these neurotransmitters can transmit information to body tissues, systems, and tissues, so as to carry out normal life activities.
(6) Peptides play the role of carriers: small-molecule peptides can transport trace elements such as iron and calcium into our bodies, promote the absorption of trace elements in our bodies, and thus supply energy to the body.
(7) Peptides play a scheduling role in the human body: small molecule peptides can affect specific protein composition through DNA transcription, thereby scheduling cells in our body.
(8) Peptides play the role of immune scheduling and antibodies: small molecular peptides can fuse with cell membranes and transfer their own genetic material into the nucleus to produce antibodies and play an immune role.
(9) Peptide acts as a driving force: small peptides use their own power to promote the absorption of the human body. When they act as carriers and transporters for other nutrients, regardless of whether the human body has the ability to absorb them, they will be transported to the human body by their own power. When the small peptide is absorbed by the human body, it does not need to consume the energy of the human body.
(10) Small peptides play the role of providing energy: small molecular weight peptides are small in molecular weight, rich in amino acids, and easily absorbed by the human body. They can provide the body with abundant amino acids and trace elements, and provide raw materials for the body’s energy storage.
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