Are small molecule peptides a scam? Are small molecule peptides reliable?

Small molecule peptides enhance human immunity. It is not a scam and can be believed. The essence of small molecule peptides is to lay a good foundation for the body, so they have many benefits.

Small molecule peptides are substances between amino acids and proteins. They can also be called "amino acid strings" or the like. The reason why we drink porridge and avoid spicy food is to maintain our intestines and stomach and absorb nutrients properly. However, the protein in Fifteen must be broken down by the digestive tract before it can be turned into amino acids and absorbed by the body. Because of their simple structure and small size, small molecule peptides can be directly absorbed by the small intestinal mucosa without digestion.

Small molecule peptides can directly pass through the blood-brain barrier, placenta barrier, gastrointestinal mucosal barrier, etc., enter cells, and use a small amount of energy to stimulate maximum functions. In fact, it lays a foundation for the body. When the cells are active, exercise metabolism will be active, and the body can recover. Therefore, it is very suitable for people who are sick. After all, the digestive ability is weakened at this time and the peptides are easily absorbed. Experiments show that small molecule peptides also have effects.

Small molecule peptides appear as health products, so they will naturally be questioned. Moreover, most of the health care products currently on the market are designed to improve the body's qi and blood. People may feel refreshed for a while, but may have many subsequent problems. We cannot treat small molecule peptides as medicine. It really only plays a role in regulating the body and supplementing nutrition.

The initial use of peptides came from soybeans, but later it was discovered that different materials can produce peptides with different effects. Soybean small molecule peptides, bovine bone marrow peptides, bitter melon peptides, earthworm protein peptides, etc. can all supplement nutrition, but different peptides have different specialized regulatory effects. The drug supervision and administration department also implicitly states that peptides are effective and authoritative. Of course, peptides have their own effects and are not magic medicine. You should use them according to your own needs and control the dosage according to the doctor's instructions.

Nowadays, doctors in some hospitals will recommend small molecule peptides to weak people.