The Significance of Peroxidase in Feed

The Catalase (CAT) is a new type of enzyme preparation. Its distribution in the biological world is very wide, almost from animals to plants, and even from humans to single-celled organisms, it exists everywhere and is considered the most magical enzyme in life science as well as trash cleaner in the organism. CAT is a natural enemy of oxygen free radicals, the number one killer of oxygen free radicals in the body and the basis of life and health, as it is an active substance derived from living organisms. It can eliminate harmful substances produced during the metabolic process of organisms and continuously supplement Catalase in the body.

The Function of Catalase enzyme in Anti-Aging Through Hydrogen Peroxide

During respiration in the process of metabolism, the organism produces H2O2, a substance that is highly oxidizing and can damage the normal biological macromolecules in cells, such as proteins and DNA. A Catalase is an enzyme that catalyzes the decomposition of H2O2 into oxygen and water, exists in the peroxisomes of cells, and can catalyze the decomposition of H2O2 into H2O and O2.

Catalase enzyme Protects the Liver

A Catalase exists in all known tissues of animals, especially in high concentration in the liver. This is because the liver is the largest chemical factory in the body that performs a large amount of decomposition, synthesis, and metabolism, resulting in fast production of H2O2, which requires high concentration catalase for sale to work to protect liver cells.

Catalase enzyme Avoids Secondary Injury

Inflammation is a protective response of the body after invasion of external microorganisms. Phagocytic cells play an important role in the inflammatory response; they consume oxygen during the phagocytic process and release a large amount of free oxygen radicals, which directly poison eukaryotic cells, injuring endothelial cells, red blood cells, fibroblasts, platelets, and sperm, and white blood cells themselves can  also be damaged by the oxygen free radicals they produce.

The environment in which the organism is located is complex, and free radicals are constantly produced in the body, especially in pathological processes in which a large amount of oxygen free radicals are produced, which in turn promote the exacerbation of the disease. Therefore, CAT is particularly important in clearing free oxygen radicals.

Catalase enzyme Inactivates Toxic Substances

A Catalase uses H2O2 to oxidize various substrates, such as phenols, formic acid, formaldehyde, and ethanol, and the oxidation results in these toxic substances becoming non-toxic substances, while also further converting H2O2 into non-toxic H2O. In animals, Catalase also has a certain detoxifying effect, which is particularly important for the liver and kidneys. For example, nearly half of the alcohol people drink is oxidized into acetaldehyde through this detoxification process, which relieves the toxic effect of alcohol on cells.

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