Amino Acids
Contributes to the Prevention of Neurotransmitters that Cause Depression
The Glycine is a non-essential amino acid used in the body to help in the construction of the normal bones of DNA and RNA. It also helps prevent muscle destruction by enhancing creatine levels.
High concentrations of glycine are not only found in muscles, but also in the skin and other connective tissues. Almost 1/3 of collagen consists of glycine.
Without glycine the body would not be able to repair damaged tissues, the skin would slacken and be susceptible to ultraviolet rays, oxidation, and damage from free radicals. The Glycine helps the body to supply itself with glucose, essential for energy.
It helps regulate blood sugar levels, and therefore, the use of glycine supplements may be useful for treating symptoms such as low energy and fatigue, hypoglycemia, anemia, and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
The Glycine is essential for the functioning of the central nervous system, as it contributes to the prevention of neurotransmitters that cause seizures, hyperactivity, and depression.
The Glycine can also be converted into another neurotransmitter, serine, improving symptoms of schizophrenia as well as memory loss.
1 capsule 1 to 3 times daily.