Lactose Monohydrate

Methyl Sulfonyl Methane is an sulfide with a molecular formula of C2H6O2S, which is a necessary substance for human collagen synthesis. MSM is contained in human skin, hair, nails, bones, muscles and various organs. The human body consumes 0.5 mg of MSM per day, and if it is lacking, it will cause health disorders or diseases. Therefore, it is widely used abroad as a health care drug, and it is the main drug to maintain the balance of biological sulfur in the human body.

Arachidonic Acid is a polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid 20:4(ω-6). It is the counterpart to the saturated arachidic acid found in peanut oil.ARA powder is in white or light yellow color.ARA powder is water soluble and easy to form stable emulsion.

Inulin belongs to a type of dietary fiber called fructan. It is contained in many natural plants, can be eaten as food, and used in medicine to test kidney function. Inulin is also used as a natural food supplement for health foods.

Modified corn starch is a cornstarch substitute, where in the powder is treated with a number of chemicals and enzymes to change its chemical properties to such an extent wherein it can tolerate more heat and act as a more stable thickening agent.

Sodium polyphosphate is mainly used in the processing of various meat products and poultry food, and used as a water softener in dyeing or post-treatment in industry.

WS-23 is a popular cooling agent used in the e-cigarette and vaping industry. It is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid that is added to e-liquids to produce a cooling sensation when inhaled. It is also used in other products, such as cosmetics and personal care items, to provide a cooling effect.

L-Theanine, naturally found in green tea. Dietary Supplement:L-Theanine can be used in functional foods and health products, the most common dosage forms are oral capsules and oral liquids

Sucralfate (Sucralfate), odorless, hygroscopic. This product is an effective anti-peptic ulcer drug, which can protect the ulcer surface and promote ulcer healing. Its mechanism of action is that in an acidic environment, this product dissociates sucrose sulfate compound ions, and the compound ions polymerize into insoluble negatively charged colloids, which can combine with positively charged protein exudates on the ulcer surface to form a protective layer. The membrane covers the ulcer surface and promotes ulcer healing. It also has the function of adsorbing pepsin and bile acid; promoting the synthesis of endogenous prostaglandins and adsorbing epidermal growth factor (EGF), making it concentrated in ulcers and conducive to mucosal regeneration.