What is the role of bone peptide

Osteopeptide is a common medicine used in orthopedics. Most of osteopeptides are extracted from the bones of pigs and cattle, and refined by special technology. The specific effect of osteopeptides is mainly to promote fracture healing. At the same time, it can also resist osteogenesis and aging. It is mainly used in patients after fracture surgery or elderly patients with osteoarthritis. Osteopeptide also has nutritional bone function, so it is mostly used for severe osteoporosis in the elderly in clinic, and the calcium supplement effect is obvious. Osteopeptide also has anti-rheumatism, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and other effects, so it is widely used in osteoarthritis in the elderly in clinic.