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L-Alanine

Used as body fuel by tissues of the brain, nervous system and muscle

Important in converting energy to stored energy in the body’s Kreb’s energy cycle

Glycogenic (energy storage source of glucose by the liver and muscles)

Important nitrogen quality for post-injury states

Builds up the immune system, producing immunoglobulins and antibodies

Metabolizes sugars and organic acids

L-Arginine

Indispensable for optimum growth

Stimulates the release of growth hormone

Important to muscle metabolism; acts as a vehicle for transport, storage and excretion of

nitrogen

Increases muscle mass while decreasing the amount of body fat

Plays an important role in post-injury problems such as weight changes, nitrogen balance and tissue healing

Increases collagen, the main supportive fibrous protein found in bone, cartilage and other connective tissues

Stimulates the Immune system

Combats physical and mental fatigue

Increases spermatogenesis

Used in the treatment of hepatic (liver) disorders

Transforms to L-Ornithine and urea

Promotes the detoxification of ammonia which is poisonous to living cell

L-Aspartic Acid

Increases resistance to fatigue

Involved in the formation of RNA and DNA, the chemical bases of heredity and carriers of genetic information

Salts of aspartic acid increase stamina and endurance

Protects the liver and promotes normal cell function

Builds up the immune system, producing immunoglobulins and antibodies

L-Glutamic Acid

Especially important in brain metabolism

Functions as a brain fuel serving as an excitatory neurotransmitter

Combines to form L-Glutamine and in the process picks up ammonia radicals

This the only method the brain has detoxifying ammonia

Instrumental in the metabolism of amino acids

Metabolizes sugars and fats

Increases the blood sugar level; used in the treatment of hypoglycemia

L-Glycine

Of special value as a source of creatine which is essential for muscle function, breaking down glycogen and freeing energy

Produces glucogen which mobilizes glycogen (a stored energy source of glucose) from the liver

Builds up the immune system, producing immunoglobin and antibodies

Acts as a nitrogen pool for the synthesis of non essential amino acids

Effective for hyperacidity (used in many gastric antacid agents)

L- Histidine

Used in the treatment of allergic diseases

Used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis

Effective in the treatment of ulcers of the digestive organs

Important in the production of red and white blood cells; used in the treatment of anemia

L- Isoleucine

Primarily metabolized in muscle tissue

Essential to the formation of hemoglobin

Should always be in well balanced proportion with L-Leucine and L-Valine

Used in combination with L-leucine and L-valine for muscle and liver disorders

L-Leucine

Metabolized in muscle tissue.

Promotes healing of skin and broken bones

Lowers elevated blood sugar levels

Should always be in well balanced proportion with l-Isoleucine and l-Valine

Used in combination with L-isoleucine and L-valine for muscle and liver disorders

L-Lysine

Inhibits the growth of virus’s

Used in the treatment of herpe’s simplex virus

Produces L-carnitine which improves stress tolerance and fat metabolism and has an

Anti-fatigue effect

Promotes bone growth by helping to form collagen, the fibrous protein which makes up

Bone, cartilage and other connective tissues

Aids in the absorption of calcium

L-Methione

Is lipotropic, preventing excessive fat buildup in the liver

Helps prevent premature hair loss

Interacts with other body substances to detoxify harmful compounds

Is included in nutritional supplementation as an anti-fatigue

L-Phenylalanine

Produces and maintains an elevated and positive mood, alertness and ambition

Enhances learning and memory

Produces neurotransmitters which control impulse transmission between nerve cells

Is involved in dopamine transmission

Used in the treatment of certain types of depression

Suppresses appetite

L-Proline

Promotes healing

Glycogenic (energy storage source of glucose by the liver and muscles)

A major constituent of collagen, the main fibrous protein found in bone, cartilage and other connective tissue

L-Serine

Glycogenic (energy storage source of glucose by the liver and muscles)

Builds up the immune system, producing immunoglobulins and antibodies

L-Threonine

Is lipotropic, preventing fatty buildup in the liver

Glycogenic (energy storage source of glucose by the liver and muscles)

Essential to normal growth

Generally low in vegetarian diets

Builds up the immune system, producing immunoglobins and antibodies

Is an important constituent of collagen and elastin proteins

L-Tyrosine

Plays an important role in the function of the adrenal, pituitary and thyroid glands

Generates white and red blood cells

Elevates mood

Is used in the treatment of anxiety, depression and insomnia

Produces Melanin, the skin and hair pigment

Produces norepinephrine, an appetite inhibitory neurotransmitter that suppresses appetite

Stimulates the release of growth hormone which causes muscle growth and reduces body fat

L-Valine

Glycogenic (energy storage source of glucose by the liver and the muscles)

Metabolized in muscle

Should always be in well balanced proportion with L-Leucine and L-Isoleucine

Used in the treatment of severe amino acid deficiencies caused by addictions