What are the functions of active peptides

I'm sure not everyone is very familiar with active peptides. This is a very popular substance nowadays. This substance has many functions and is very good for the human body. It has certain physiological functions. The most common one is that it can prevent and treat cancer. It can also fight viral infections and make people's bodies better and better. The most significant function is that it can convert some of the food you eat into energy very well, which will promote people's absorption of nutrients and make immunity better.

Physiological functions

At present, it has become a hot topic of research all over the world. A large number of domestic and foreign research results have shown that bioactive peptides are bioactive substances involved in various cellular functions in organisms. Hundreds of them have been found in organisms. Different biopeptides have different structures and physiological functions, such as antiviral, anticancer, antithrombotic, antihypertensive, immune regulation, hormone regulation, antibacterial, and cholesterol-lowering effects.

The physiological functions of active peptides are as follows:

1. Regulate the body's water and electrolyte balance;

2. Produce antibodies for the immune system to fight bacteria and infections and improve immune function;

3. Promote wound healing;

4. Produce enzymes in the body to help convert food into energy;

5. Repair cells, improve cell metabolism, prevent cell degeneration, and play a role in cancer prevention;

6. Promote the synthesis and regulation of proteins, enzymes and enzymes;

7. An important chemical messenger that communicates information between cells and organs;

8. Prevent cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases;

9. Regulate endocrine and nervous systems;

10. Improve the digestive system and treat chronic gastrointestinal diseases;

11. Improve diabetes, rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases;

12. Anti-viral infection, anti-aging, and eliminate excess free radicals in the body;

13. Promote hematopoietic function, treat anemia, prevent platelet aggregation, and improve the oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells.

14. Directly fight against DNA viruses and target viruses and bacteria.

The research on active peptides has promoted the application of peptide substances by humans. Nutritionists and biomedical scientists have continuously developed various peptide products to meet the needs of human health.

Functional food: Peptide food with certain functions is currently a hot topic of research internationally. Japan, the United States, and Europe have taken the lead in launching foods and food additives with a variety of functions, forming an industry with great commercial prospects.