Why Rhein Molekül? 

Bovine collagen peptide is extracted via enzymatic hydrolysis from naturally raised bovine bones. This process breaks down large collagen molecules into small peptides, improving protein absorption. It is rich in 18 essential amino acids, collagen, chondroitin, B vitamins, as well as key minerals like calcium, phosphorus, and iron. 

Collagen Tripeptides, derived from natural sources such as fish scales, fish skin, and fish bones, is a type of low. molecular-weight peptide. They constitute a vital component of the skin, containing essential amino acids like proline and hydroxyproline --crucial building blocks of collagen protein. Collagen Tripeptides hold the potential to enhance skin health and elasticity

Oyster, commonly known as "oyster" or "sea oyster," belongs to the mollusk category and is the largest cultivated bivalve mollusk worldwide. Oysters contain abundant proteins (40% ~ 60%), glycogen (10% ~ 40%), vitamins, taurine, and trace elements. lt has earned the moniker of"Sea Milk" due to its rich nutritional content

Non-genetically modified soybeans are chosen as the raw material; it presents as a light yellow, uniformly fine powder. It possesses excellent water solubility, water-holding capacity, and foaming ability. t can completely dissolve under acidic or alkaline conditions within the pH range of 2 to 10 while retaining its inherent physicochemical and nutritional characteristics.

Wheat, a collective term for plants of the genus Triticum, yields wheat oligopeptide, a protein extracted from wheat protein powder. These are small-molecule peptides obtained through enzymatic hydrolysis technology.

Peas offer a well-rounded and balanced nutritional profile, with carbohydrates accounting for approximately 60% of their content, serving as the primary energy source. Pea protein content follows next. containing all eight essential amino acids for human health. Pea peptide is derived from peas and contains bioactive peptides