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Zhixian Chen
Functional Ingredient
General Manager of Nutrition and Health Technology Center
Angel Yeast

Zhixian Chen is the General Manager of Nutrition and Health Technology Center at Angel Yeast. She has been engaged in the research and development of nutrition and health products for over a decade.

Throughout her career, she has led multiple provincial and municipal scientific research projects as a project leader and contributed as a sub-project leader to two national key R&D programs. She has received two provincial and ministerial-level scientific awards and has tackled numerous challenges in production and application technologies.

Zhixian holds 16 authorized invention patents, has published over 20 research articles, and has co-authored four specialized books. Additionally, she serves as a board member of the Probiotics Branch of the Chinese Institute of Food Science and Technology, the Probiotic Products Branch of the China Biotech Fermentation Industry Association, and the Functional Fermented Products Branch of the same association.


Event Introduction
Functional Ingredient
 · 05/08 (Day 1)
Explore The Next Star Ingredient
Healthy Aging
15:00
"Muscle" Meets Yeast Protein: Opening a New Chapter in Elderly Muscle Health

After 40, Your Body Is Quietly Stealing Your Strength. Sarcopenia isn’t just about aging—it’s the silent decline of muscle mass, strength, and function. It begins lurking at 40, accelerates after 65, and drastically increases the risk of falls, disability, and even death. The underlying culprits are complex: neurodegeneration, hormonal fluctuations, protein metabolism disorders… Supplementing with high-quality protein may be the key to hitting pause. And yeast protein, with its high concentration of branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) and gut microbiome-regulating effects, is emerging as a "dark horse" in the fight against muscle loss. In the future, our battle against sarcopenia won’t just be about "slowing decline"—it’s about launching a true Muscle Revival Plan.

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