Amino Acids

Classification: 

• Building Blocks of Proteins

Indications:

• Amino acids are essential for muscle repair, hormone production, and overall body functions. Studies show that amino acids are essential in the control of inflammation in the gut lining, support of bone health slowing progression of certain bone diseases, breaking down fatty acids for dietary fuel that is not B vitamin related, supporting muscle repair and muscle growth, and helping regulate metabolic rate for appetite control aiding in weightloss.

Mechanism of Action:

• Amino acids participate in metabolic pathways for protein synthesis. They can convert into glucose to create energy via gluconeogenesis. Amino Acids regulate intestinal inflammation via inhibiting oxidative stress and the expression of proinflammatory cytokines.

Dosage:

• There are a number of essential and non essential amino acids and requirements vary. Using amino blends based on our physician protocol allows for us to support the body to bring balance and support to our cells.

Considerations:

• Balance between essential and non-essential amino acids is crucial; those with kidney diseases should exercise caution due to metabolization in this vital organ.

Potential Side Effects: 

• Excessive intake of certain amino acids can cause gastrointestinal discomfort, headache, and metabolic issues like increased blood sugar and increased circulating ketones.

Disclaimer: Ingredients subject to change based on vendor availability, shipping and provider judgment.