High Quality SEMNL soy peptide
SEMNL soy peptide is made of soy protein or soy meal by enzyme, to form micro molecular peptide. SEMNL soy peptide gets full essential amino acid composition and is considered a complete vegetable protein. It is a potential functional food raw material, suitable for people with poor protein digestion and absorption.
Function:
Enhance human immunity;
Relieve fatigue quickly and enhance muscle strength;
Lower blood lipids, lower blood pressure, lower blood sugar;
Promote fat metabolism and lose weight.
Application: Dietary supplements;Food;Cosmetics;Medicine.
The Leading Supplier of Hydrolyzed Fish Collagen in China As a leading high-tech enterprise, found in Beijing in 2006, mainly focuses on research, development, production and supply of products. Our hydrolyzed collagen products are derived from fish skin and scale, bovine skin/bone gelatin. Hydrolyzed collagen type II is derived from chicken cartilage, which are widely used into health products, cosmetics and nutrition products by many market-leading companies worldwide.
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