Amino Acid Supplements
The body uses chemical substances called Amino acids to build the exact type of Protein it needs. They help make neurotransmitters--the chemicals that convey messages in the brain--they also help produce hormones such as insulin; enzymes that activate bodily functions; and certain types of body fluids. In addition, they are essential for the repair and maintenance of organs, glands, muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, hair, and nails.
An amino acid deficiency is usually caused by a diet that is low in protein, although the level of certain acids can also drop in the presence of trauma, infection, medication effects, stress, aging, and chemical imbalances within the body. A blood test can detect a deficiency, which can be corrected by taking amino acid supplements. In addition, certain amino acids taken in supplement form may aid in fighting heart disease, lowering blood pressure, protecting against stroke, and alleviating Intermittent claudication (a type of leg pain caused by blocked arteries in the legs). They may also help in treating cancer, reducing sugar cravings, building immunity, and protecting the body in various other ways.
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Product
Description |
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Price |
Special Offer |
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120 |
L-Arginine
500 mg - Larger Size |
Capsule |
£13.99 |
£10.99 |
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60 |
L-5HTP 50 mg (Natural) *
L-5-Hydroxytryptophan |
Capsule |
£19.99 |
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30 |
New L-Theanine 200 mg |
Capsule |
£16.99 |
£15.99 |
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100 |
Amino Acid Complex * |
Capsule |
£21.00 |
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120 |
Free Form L-Lysine 500 mg * |
Capsule |
£11.99 |
£11.29 |
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30 |
New N-acetyl-L-Cysteine 600 mg
with molybdenum & Vit B2
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Tablet |
£9.79 |
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* Not suitable for vegetarians |
