Modern Dream SOY OLIGOPEPTIDES (Buy 1 Free 1)

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Modern Dream SOY OLIGOPEPTIDES

Net Weight: 75g

Ingredient: Soy Oligopeptides

Direction of Use: Take 1-2-times per day

Mix one scoop (2.5g) of the powder with water and stir.

Store in a cool and dry place

Shelf Life: 2 years

This product contains soy

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size (2.5g)

Servings per Container 30

Amount per 2.5g

Energy   9kcal (37kJ)

Carbohydrate 0.1g

Protein    2.1g

Sodium 58mg

Peptides are changing this world!

What Is A Peptide?

The human body is composed of 60-70 trillion cells, and the structures and functions of the same matter are clustered together to form epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nerve tissue. The tissue then forms the stomach, intestines, liver, blood vessels, lungs, brain, bones, muscles, eyes, ears, skin, etc., and the human body is born. The basic substances of life are water, protein, fat, sugar, vitamins and minerals. Among them, water accounts for 85% to 90%, protein accounts for 7% to 10%, and other nutrients account for about 4% to 6.5%. It can be seen that after removing the water, protein accounts for more than half of the body’s dry matter and is the most important nutrient substance that constitutes the body.

In the past, it was believed that proteins were composed of amino acids. With the development of science and technology, physiologists have found that amino acids do not directly constitute proteins. Instead, two or more amino acids are combined to form a short chain, and then a short chain Folded coils constitute proteins, and this short chain is called a peptide. More than half of human dry matter is protein, which means that more than half of human dry matter is peptides. Experiments have proved that the functions and functions of proteins in the human body are performed by peptides.

Therefore, the definition of peptide is: a peptide is a compound in which two or more amino acids are connected by a peptide bond, an intermediate substance between an amino acid and a protein, a functional fragment and a structural fragment of a protein, and an active gene part of a protein, It is the nutrients and basic substances of life.

The molecular weight of the peptide is between 180 and 5000 Daltons. Among them, those with a molecular weight between 1,000 and 5,000 Daltons are called large peptides, and those between 180 and 1,000 Daltons are called small peptides, oligopeptides, and oligopeptides, and are also called small-molecule active peptides. Biologists refer to peptides as “amino acid chains” and small molecule active peptides as “bioactive peptides”