Amino Acids
Amino acids: essential nutrients, proteins, carbohydrates and fats. 50% of our bodies’ dry matter content is protein. Proteins are made up of a number of protein-chains, namely amino-acids. Proteins in our body are built by 20 amino acids.
Amino acids together with enzymes are responsible for a variety of important functions such as: cell replacement, hormones, muscle, blood and other bodily building blocks. If there is a shortage of amino acids in the body, then the cells are unable to be regenerated. The amino acids can be found almost everywhere in the body and are essential to most bodily functions (for example: absorption of foods, digestion, proper liver function, healing of wounds, rejuvenation of our cells, etc). The result can be felt even if there is a lack of only 1 amino acid in the form of allergies, fatigue, digestive problems, poor resistance to infections, premature aging, etc…
Amino acids: lysine, izolencium, leucine, tryptophan, phenylalanine, threonin, valine, methionine, alanine, arginine, aspargin acid, glutamic acid, glycine, histidine, proline, serine, tyrosine, cisterine, aspargine, glutamine.
Essential amino acids: only the body can synthesize proteins only from food we eat.
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Lysine |
Anti aging, eyesight strengthener, fatigue suppressor |
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Isoleucine |
growth in children, protein balance in adults |
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Leucine |
alertness |
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Tryptophan Phenylalanine |
required for building red blood cells, skin and hair, nerve sedative, digestive stimulant helps the functioning of the thyroid hormone by aiding the production of thyroxine
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Threonin
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stimulates digestion
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Valine |
nerve sedative, lack of it leads to insomnia, mental and emotional fatigue |
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Methionine
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nerve sedative, lack of it leads to insomnia, mental and emotional fatigue |
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Metionin |
sedative, it helps the rejuvenation and cleansing of the liver |
Semi-essential: can be produced by our body by using other essential amino acids
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Tyrosine
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prevents cell aging, helps the skin and hair development |
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Cisterin |
detoxifying molecule |
Non-essential: these amino acids can be developed by our body and can be created if an appropriate organic compound is provided
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Alanine |
Building block of the blood |
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Arginine |
amino acids of men (an important part of sperm) |
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Aspargic acid |
energy processes |
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Glutamic acid |
balance of metabolic processes, intellectual activity, is important in the use of in cells of oxygen |
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Histidine |
hearing and nerve functionality
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Proline
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becomes glutamine
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Serine |
brain and nerve functionality |
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Tyrosine |
inhibits the aging of cells and the growth of hair and skin |
