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Non Essential Amino Acids:

1. Alanine
2. Cysteine
3. Glutamine
4. Taurine
5. Aspartic Acid
6. Cysteine
7. Glutamic Acid
8. Glycine
9. Proline
10. Serine
11. GABA
12. Tyrosine

Essential Amino Acids:

1. Isoleucine
2. Leucine
3. Valine
4. Histadine
5. Lysine
6. Methionine
7. Phenylalanine
8. Threonine
9. Tryptophan
10. Arginine

Did you know that L-carnetine helps to stabilize blood sugar and eliminate cravings for carbohydrates?

“Combined in different ways there are hundreds of amino acid intermediates performing tasks throughout your body which are commonly known as metabolic pathways.  These metabolic pathways are multiple and are essential for maintaining a healthy body.  Some other important roles of the amino acids beyond production of enzymes, metabolism, immune system responses, and synthesis of neurotransmitters in the brain (which stabilize your mood) are: muscle growth, tissue repair, and red blood cell production in the bone marrow”
Dr. Dan

“Amino acids not only function on a linear basis in the body, but also function in a holographic system, offering unlimited possibilities for the body to secure ‘homeostasis’ and what I call ‘The Steady State.’”

Dr. Dan

Amino acids are the molecular building blocks of all protein.

(Dara Torres, Olympic Gold Medalist and Mother of 2)

Torres said the only things she puts in her body are “Protein, amino acids, and vitamins.”

“We have harvested the vitamins and minerals as healing nutrients, and are just beginning to harvest the amino acids, which are even more important.”

Eric Braverman, MD, PhD; The Healing Ingredients Within