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Stachyose is a naturally occurring tetrasaccharide with the molecular formula C24H42O21 and a relative molecular weight of 666.59. Its structure consists of two galactose, one glucose, and one fructose units. It is a non-reducing functional oligosaccharide. Stachyose is not decomposed by human gastrointestinal digestive juice and belongs to the category of soluble dietary fiber.
Effectively utilized by human intestinal bifidobacteria to regulate the balance of intestinal flora. Bifidobacteria preferentially consume stachyose even when other sugars are present.
As a small molecule water-soluble dietary fiber, it helps produce short-chain fatty acids in the large intestine. Its hydroxyl groups help absorb water to alleviate diarrhea and enhance intestinal function.
Reduces ammonia produced by amino acid decomposition in the intestine, helping to prevent ammonia poisoning and fighting liver cirrhosis.
The α-1,6-galactose structure participates in immune processes, preventing pathogen infection and neutralizing toxins to improve overall human immunity.
Reduces the residence time of food residues and expels lead through the intestine. It also reduces lead absorption by promoting B vitamin synthesis.
Studies show it can significantly reduce fasting blood glucose, triglycerides, and total cholesterol levels in type 2 diabetic models.
| Intestinal Flora Balance | 0.5~3 g per day (for 15 ~ 30 days) |
| Constipation Relief (Adult) | 5~10 g per day (for 1~7 days) |
| Constipation Relief (Children) | 1~3 g per day (for 1~7 days) |
| Poultry Feed | Add 0.5~1.0% in the ration |
| Pig Feed | Add 0.8~1.0% in the ration |
| Aquaculture | Add 0.8~1.25% in the feed |
