1. Description
Goose myopeptides are a class of histidine dipeptides naturally present in vertebrates, which have significant functions such as uric acid lowering, antioxidant, anti-aging, etc., and are widely used in the food industry.
Goose peptide and Carnosine have similar structures, both being dipeptides with antioxidant and buffering functions. However, Carnosine is composed of β - alanine and histidine, and does not contain methyl groups. The two have slight differences in distribution (Carnosine is more commonly found in mammalian muscles) and some physiological functions.
Goose myopeptide, as a naturally occurring bioactive peptide, has high safety and is currently mainly obtained through extraction from natural sources or biosynthesis. Its application in functional foods and health fields has received continuous attention.
2. Application
1.Food and Nutritional Supplements: Used as natural antioxidants or functional ingredients in sports nutrition products and health foods to help alleviate exercise fatigue and enhance muscle endurance.
2. Medicine and health products: Based on their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, they have been studied as auxiliary interventions for related diseases (such as oxidative stress-related diseases), but their clinical applications are still in the exploratory stage.
3. In the field of cosmetics, few studies have mentioned that its antioxidant capacity may be helpful for skin anti-aging and may be potentially used in skincare products (with relatively few applications).
3. Main Efficacy
1.Antioxidant effect:
It can eliminate free radicals (such as hydroxyl radicals and superoxide anions), inhibit lipid peroxidation, protect cells from oxidative damage, and especially reduce oxidative stress caused by exercise in muscle tissue. 2.PH buffering function:
In the process of animal muscle metabolism, it can buffer the pH drop caused by lactate accumulation, maintain the stability of the intracellular environment, and help delay muscle fatigue.
3. Anti inflammation and cell protection:
Research has shown that goose myopeptide may exert certain anti-inflammatory effects by inhibiting the release of inflammatory factors such as TNF - α and IL-6, while also having potential protective effects on nerve cells, liver cells, and other cells.
4.Other potential effects:
There are studies exploring its potential in improving hyperuricemia, assisting in reducing the risk of gout, and protecting the cardiovascular system, but the relevant conclusions still need further verification.