Protein accounts for 18-20% of the total mass of the human body and is the main carrier of human life activity. Protein has a range of complex functions in the organism, and many human diseases are closely related to the functional regulation of protein. For example, Parkinson’s disease (PD). It is understood that protein-stable imbalance disorders associated with mitochondria are important factors that lead to PD disease. Recent studies have shown that protein / sulfur dioxide heterogeneizes can reduce endoplasmic reticulum stress and regulate unfolded protein stress signal pathway changes, which can provide neuroprotective effects in cell PD models, effectively improving Parkinson’s syndrome epithetics. Cancer is another disease closely related…