What does maltose do?

Many people think that maltose is sugar, which is harmful to health. Actually, it's not like this. So what does maltose do?

Maltose is actually a special water-soluble dietary fiber. After it is absorbed by human body, it can clear cholesterol and triglyceride in blood and control the amount of free fatty acids in human blood. It can obviously regulate human blood lipid and blood pressure, keep it in a normal state, and reduce the incidence of hypertension and hyperlipidemia.

Maltose is not irritating to the spleen and stomach, and the sweetness of maltose can strengthen the spleen. If you taste it carefully, it will have a slight bitterness and have the effect of nourishing the stomach. Therefore, for some people with spleen deficiency and bad stomach, eating maltose is very suitable, and it can also stimulate the peristalsis and enlargement of the intestine, which is very helpful for preventing constipation and relieving constipation. Take two spoonfuls of maltose and take it with boiling water, which has a good relieving effect on stomach pain.