insect antimicrobial protein

>-Insect Antimicrobial Protein

Antimicrobial peptide is a kind of active small molecule polypeptide. As long as the concentration is one ten-thousandth, it can kill a variety of pathogens within 24 hours. Insect antimicrobial protein is also rich in 18 kinds of  amino acids, multiple vitamins, minerals, trace elements, etc.

>-Nutritional Ingredients

Many insects such as flies and cockroaches that live in humid and multi-bacterial environments all year round carry hundreds of pathogens, but never get sick. This is because they contain a variety of special ingredients in their bodies, such as the most important natural high-quality active proteins, amino acids (including 8 essential amino acids for the human body), unsaturated amino acids, vitamins and calcium, iron, zinc, selenium and other mineral elements, as well as antimicrobial peptides, defensins, exogenous lectins and low chitosan substances that have special effects on the human body.

High-quality active protein: Life cannot do without protein. Protein is the basic substance for making muscles, blood, skin and various body organs. Scientific research has found that this most dominant insect active antimicrobial protein in insects can be continuously synthesized and decomposed, and is an important component for the formation, renewal and repair of tissues and cells. It can also help convert food into energy, produce antibodies for the immune system, resist viral and bacterial infections, and enhance human immune function.

Low chitosan: Low chitosan is praised by scientists as the "sixth element of human life". It can moisturize the intestines and promote digestion, eliminate waste toxic substances in the digestive tract, and clean heavy metal ions to prevent and reduce the harm of heavy metal toxins to human organs. Since low chitosan is also rich in a large number of biologically active "enzymes", it has significant effects on lowering blood sugar, blood lipids, blood pressure, etc., and has been widely recognized by the medical community.

Antimicrobial peptides: Inhibit the nucleic acid metabolism and growth of certain tumor cells, but are harmless to normal cells in the human body. It can kill a variety of pathogens within 24 hours, enhance the body's immune ability, and also play a health-care effect on the liver and kidneys. As long as the concentration is tens of thousands of times, it can kill many kinds of bacteria in the human body.

Exogenous lectins: It can effectively defend and treat cancer, and also help prevent the occurrence of enteritis and infectious diseases.

Defensins: It can have a strong killing effect on pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, and can effectively prevent a variety of infectious diseases caused by viruses.

Amino acids: Insect antibacterial proteins contain 8 essential amino acids for the human body, and their total amount exceeds the reference value proposed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) by 40%; the glutamic acid content is 8.2-8.4%, which is higher than all animal proteins, and has a good effect on improving children's intellectual development, postoperative recovery after illness, and anti-aging.

Vitamins: Vitamins are another essential substance for maintaining life and health. The content of fat-soluble vitamins A and D and water-soluble vitamin B group in insect antibacterial proteins is extremely rich, especially B2 and B12, which are lacking in grains.

Mineral elements: In addition to major elements such as potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium, insect antibacterial proteins also contain a variety of copper, iron, zinc, manganese, diamond, chromium, selenium, boron, iodine, etc. required to maintain life activities, which can supplement the body with a variety of trace elements and make the body healthier and more energetic.