The capsule cover is made from a fluid such as animal or some plant proteins The protein from the cover nourishes our body From our house or we ourselves go to the doctor when we get sick. And doctors give tablets, capsules, injections or syrups to cure this disease. But among all these, have you ever tried to know what the capsules are made of. It usually looks like plastic. And what happens to it after it enters the body? Let’s find out what it is finally made of.
What is the capsule cover made of?
The cover of the capsule given by the doctor in the form of medicine in any disease is not made of biodegradable plastic. These covers are of two types. First hard shell and second soft shell. Both capsule covers are made from biodegradable materials. Both these types of capsule covers are made from liquid like animal or some plant proteins. The capsule material whose cover is made from animal protein is called gelatin. It is extracted by boiling the bones and skin of chicken, fish, pig and cow and their species and other animals.
What happens to the body of this capsule cover?
As you know capsules covers are made of gelatin and cellulose. You also know that it is made from animal and plant gelatin and cellulose proteins. So it is clear that when we eat the capsule, its coating
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dissolves in the body and the medicine starts its work. The protein from the cover nourishes our body. And excess protein is excreted from the body. It does not harm the body.
