Ten characteristics of the absorption mechanism of synthetic peptides

Peptides are between large molecule proteins and amino acids, with larger molecule proteins being smaller and larger than amino acids, and belong to the amino acid chain. It is absorbed by the human body and has the following major characteristics.

One is that it does not require digestion and can be directly absorbed. It does not require human oral teeth to chew, nor does it require human gastrointestinal digestion, nor does it require human acid-base substances and endopeptidase catalysis, but is directly absorbed by the human body. Because it is a peptide obtained through the digestion and degradation of artificial, machine, and human like acidic, alkaline, and enzymatic substances in vitro, it does not require human digestion and can be directly absorbed.

Secondly, when small peptides are absorbed by the human body, they do not require the consumption of human energy. A small peptide composed of 2-6 amino acids, with extremely strong activity, exhibits its own dynamic function, and uses its own energy to promote absorption by the human body. This is of great significance for sub healthy individuals with poor digestion and absorption abilities.

Thirdly, it has the characteristic of active absorption. Because small peptides are small molecules and active substances, they can be absorbed as long as they come into contact with the human body. If applied to the skin, it is absorbed by the skin; Upon entering the oral mucosa, it is absorbed by the mucosa, exhibiting characteristics of active absorption and easy absorption.

Fourthly, it does not compete with other nutrients during absorption. Peptides and amino acids are two different absorption sites. Peptides obtained from the degradation of proteins in the human body are absorbed at the proximal end of the small intestine, while amino acids are absorbed at the distal end of the small intestine. Due to different absorption sites, there will be no competition.

The fifth is that small peptides have the characteristic of preferential absorption. From the absorption sites of small peptides and amino acids, small peptides are absorbed by the human body earlier than amino acids. In the mixture of peptides and amino acids, small peptides are absorbed by the human body first, while amino acids are absorbed later.

After entering the human body, small peptides exhibit extremely strong activity and diversity. Becoming a neurotransmitter, transmitting information, serving as a means of transportation, transporting other nutrients, acting as a carrier, carrying various nutrients on its own body, delivering them to the necessary parts of the human body, acting as hormones, regulating physiological balance, acting as growth factors, promoting human growth and development, while amino acids do not possess these characteristics.