1, inhibit cell sex change.

2, promote metabolism and promote wound healing.

4, prolong life and effectively slow down aging.

Second, the harm of peptides

1, your immunity will decline.

2. Metabolic disorders

3, endocrine disorders

Extended data

Small peptides, as carriers and transportation tools in organisms, transport nutrients that people usually eat to all parts of the human body and give full play to their functions; Small peptides act as neurotransmitters to transmit information in organisms; Small peptides have strong activity and diversity, which can comprehensively regulate human physiological function and enhance human physiological activity.

Peptides can not only provide nutrients for human growth and development, but also have special biological functions, such as preventing and treating thrombosis, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, delaying aging, resisting fatigue, improving immunity, and promoting the absorption of protein, vitamins, amino acids, calcium, iron, zinc, selenium, magnesium, copper and other trace elements beneficial to human body. Some small peptides have important physiological functions that the original food protein or other amino acids do not have.

Scientific and medical circles can make use of the characteristics of fast absorption, low consumption and unsaturation to supplement nutrition for people in some special circumstances, such as postoperative wound healing period, rehabilitation period and physical recovery period; Mental stress, overwork, loss of appetite; Gastrointestinal dysfunction caused by chemicals, heavy metals, radiation storage, pesticide residues in food, long-term use of chemical drugs, residual poison of traditional Chinese medicine, digestive system damage, etc.

Those who have a large amount of exercise and physical labor intensity need to replenish nitrogen sources in time without increasing the burden of gastrointestinal function; The digestive system can't eat because of disease and disorder; Infants with immature digestive organs, and elderly people whose digestive and absorption functions begin to decline.

Small peptides in bioactive peptides can significantly promote the growth of many beneficial vitamins in human body, such as lactic acid bacteria, bifidobacteria, yeast, etc., which is of great significance to the digestion and absorption of food nutrition.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-active peptide