Single Amino Acids

All amino acids are available in bottles of 100 capsules (500 mg/cp) unless noted differently. Information on each amino acid can be found below the general list. Click on each for more information or scroll down.

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Helps build protein



Alanine is a non-essential amino acid that is involved in the metabolism of tryptophan and the vitamin pyridoxine.
58A
Non-essential amino acids Supports wound healing Removes excess ammonia Stimulates immune system Helps hormone production, i.e. glucagon, insulin and growth hormone
40A
Although aspartic acid is considered a non-essential amino acid, it plays a paramount role in metabolism during construction of other amino acids and biochemicals in the citric acid cycle.
59A
The major biochemical function of carnitine is to act as a trans-membrane carrier of fatty acids to the interior of mitochondria.
48AC
A form of carnitine that is produced naturally in the brain--acetyl-L-carnitine, or ALC--is currently being studied in supplement form as a possible treatment for memory loss associated with aging.
75A
Cysteine is also critical to the metabolism of a number of essential biochemicals including coenzyme A, heparin, biotin, lipoic acid, and glutathione.
41A
NAC has applications for heart health as it may help lower homocysteine levels and lipoprotein levels. As an antioxidant it is also helpful in protecting oxidation of LDL.
76A
Glutamic acid is biosynthesized from a number of amino acids including ornithine and arginine. When aminated, glutamic acid forms the important amino acid glutamine.
04A
Aids recovery from illness, surgery Aids protein / muscle synthesis; athletic performance Supports immune function Prevents infection
05A
Non-essential amino acid helps build proteins may help with BPH
06A
Semi-essential amino acid Precursor to histamine May provide joint support
60A
Required for muscle tissue maintenance, preserve muscle glycogen stores (energy) Prevent muscle protein deterioration especially during exercise Usually taken in conjunction with L-Leucine and L-Valine May be helpful for individuals who exercise in extreme conditions (high heat, high altitude)
08A
Helps regulate blood sugar levels GH production Required for muscle tissue maintenance, preserve muscle glycogen stores (energy)
09A
Essential amino acid Necessary for growth and maintain nitrogen balance Important in many proteins
10A
building block of protein supplies sulfur which is necessary for growth and metabolism helps fat processing may provide neurological support may support pancreas health and act as an anti-inflammatory in the pancreas
42A
may promote muscle building may help athletic performance may help recovery from illness
43A
May help growth hormone production May help produce lean muscle mass may help recovery from illness
44A
Building block for many crucial proteins including Norepinephinre, L-Dopamine May support mood
11A
DLPA may be helpful for easing pain and for mood support. May have some effect in promotion of energy, alertness and focus
12A
Main component of collagen and may be helpful for bone, skin and cartilage formation Helpful for wound healing, joint and tissue repair
61A
Serine is a component of brain proteins including nerve coverings Important in metabolism of purines and pyrimidines, in formation of cell membranes and creatine synthesis
14A
Important in metabolism, especially in the brain Helps stabilize cell membranes and has supportive antioxidant activity in the gallbladder, eyes and blood vessels Helps generate nerve impulses, movement of potassium, sodium, calcium and magnesium May help with vascular integrity
47A
L-Tryptophan is essential to the regulation of appetite and hunger, sex drive, sleep and mood. It is a serotonin precursor. 500mg/capsule, 100 capsule
63A
Necessary for formation of tooth enamel protein, elastin and collagen May help controlling fat buildup in the liver Stimulates the immune system Promotes thymus growth and activity
62A
Very important to general metabolism as it is a direct precursor to adrenaline and thyroid hormones May stimulate growth hormone production May act as a mild appetite suppressant May help with depression, anxiety (500-1000 mg 2-3 x's daily) May act as a mild antioxidant May help with sex drive
46A
Helps regulate blood sugar levels GH production Required for muscle tissue maintenance, preserve muscle glycogen stores (energy)
16A
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