Core Efficacy

Broad-spectrum antibacterial: Inhibits or kills bacteria, fungi, and viruses, exerting its effect by disrupting microbial cell membranes, making it less likely to induce drug resistance.

Immune modulation: Attracts immune cells (such as neutrophils and monocytes) to sites of infection or injury, while regulating cytokine secretion and balancing the immune response.

Tissue repair: Promotes the proliferation and migration of skin epithelial cells and fibroblasts, accelerating wound healing, and participates in angiogenesis, providing nutritional support for repair.

Other related effects

Anti-inflammatory activity: Inhibits excessive inflammatory responses, reduces tissue damage, and has potential regulatory effects on inflammation-related diseases.

Anti-biofilm: Disrupts bacterial biofilms, aiding in the clearance of stubborn infections.