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The functions and effects of peptides mainly include promoting hepatocyte regeneration, anti-lipid peroxidation, scavenging free radicals, regulating endocrine system, etc. Peptides are organic compounds formed by dehydration of amino acids, including carboxyl and amino groups.
1. Promote liver cell regeneration. The molecular weight of the peptide is relatively small, which is conducive to the absorption and digestion of liver cells, repair of damaged liver cells, provide nutrition, and can penetrate into liver cells to stimulate the synthesis of liver cell DNA, thus promoting the regeneration of liver cells.
2. Anti-lipid peroxidation. Peptides can protect liver cells from damage by alcohol or other chemicals, prevent lipid oxidation, and act as anti-lipid peroxidation agents.
3. Eliminate free radicals. Peptides can also protect mitochondrial membranes, endoplasmic reticulum, etc. from harmful chemical damage, thereby removing free radicals.
4. Regulate the endocrine system. The elderly due to the continuous growth of age, resulting in a lack of active peptides in the body, resulting in endocrine system disorders. The use of peptides can supplement the lack of active peptides in the human body, improve the endocrine system, and alleviate various uncomfortable symptoms of the elderly, such as insomnia, weight loss, and systemic edema.