1. Liver cell nutrition peptides have a small molecular weight, are easy to digest and absorb, and can provide comprehensive nutritional support for the repair and regeneration of damaged liver cells.
2. The repair peptides of damaged liver cells can directly penetrate into liver cells, stimulate the synthesis of liver cell DNA, promote liver cell regeneration, and thus restore liver function.
3. Preventive small molecule peptides for alcoholic hepatitis can protect liver cells, mitochondrial membranes, and endoplasmic reticulum from damage caused by alcohol or other chemicals, and have anti lipid peroxidation and free radical scavenging effects.
4. Removing small molecule peptides from fatty liver can improve the function and vitality of liver cells, promote fat metabolism, and eliminate perihepatic fat and peptide like defects. For children, their growth and development may slow down or even stop, leading to the formation of dwarfism over a long period of time.
5. For adults or elderly people with weakened immunity, due to the lack of active peptides, their immune ability will decrease, metabolic disorders, endocrine disorders, causing various diseases such as insomnia, weight loss, or edema.
6. Due to the fact that active peptides also act on the nervous system, the human body may become sluggish and lose its intelligence. More importantly, a decrease in active peptides can directly lead to overall aging of various parts of the body, causing various diseases.
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