Drops of Life - Types of Amino
Acids
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Drops of Life ND-01 Optimization
Ingredients:
A proprietary nutrient blend of: l-alanine, l-arginine, l-glutamic
acid, l-glutamine, l-glycine, l-histidine, l-taurine, l-leucine, l-lysine, l-phenylalanine, l-proline, l-serine,
l-tryptophan and l-tyrosine, diazolidinyl urea, iodopropynyl butycarbamate with xanthum, distilled water,
propanediol, sorbitol, glycerin, coconut oil, oleyl alcohol, polyethylene stearate, steayl alcohol, tocopherol
acetate and lecithin.
NOTE: Only Contains 0.132mg l-tryptophan
There are three types of amino acids:
-
Indispensable Amino Acids -
also called essential amino acids, must be supplied to the body from food or
supplements.
- Conditionally Dispensable Amino
Acids - based on the body's ability to actually synthesize them from other amino
acids.
- Dispensable Amino Acids -
also called nonessential amino acids, can be synthesized by the body from other amino acids.
The Indispensable Amino acids --------------------------------------
Leucine
* A branched chain amino acid used as a source of energy
* Helps reduce muscle protein breakdown
* Modulates uptake of neurotransmitter precursors by the brain as well as the
release of enkephalins, which inhibit the passage of pain signals into the nervous system.
* Promotes healing of skin and broken bones.
Histadine
* One of the major ultraviolet absorbing compounds in the skin
* Important in the production of red and white blood cells; used in the treatment
of anemia
* Used in the treatment of allergic diseases, rheumatoid arthritis and digestive
ulcers.
Lysine * Low levels can
slow protein synthesis, affecting muscle and connective tissue
* Inhibits viruses; used in the treatment of herpes simplex
* Lysine and Vitamin C together form L-carnitine, a biochemical that enables
muscle tissue to use oxygen more efficiently, delaying fatigue
* Aids bone growth by helping form collagen, the fibrous protein that makes up
bone, cartilage and other connective tissue.
Phenylalanine * The major
precursor of tyrosine
* Enhances learning, memory, mood and alertness
* Used in the treatment of some types of depression
* Is a major element in the production of collagen
* Suppresses appetite
Tryptophan
* Precursor of key neurotransmitter serotonin, which exerts a calming
effect
* Stimulates the release of growth hormones
* Free form of this amino acid is unavailable in the U.S.
* It is only available in natural food sources
Conditionally Dispensable Amino Acids
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Arginine * Can increase
secretion of insulin, glucagon, growth hormones
* Aids in injury rehabilitation, formation of collagen and immune system
stimulation.
* Precursor of creatine, gamma amino butric acid (GABA, a neurotransmitter in the
brain)
* May increase sperm count and T-lymphocyte response
Tyrosine
* Precursor of the neurotransmitters dopamine, norepinephrine and epinephrine, as
well as thyroid and growth hormones and melanin (the pigment responsible for skin and hair color).
* Elevates mood
Dispensable Amino Acids -------------------------------
Alanine * Major component
of connective tissue
* Key intermediate in the glucose alanine cycle, which allows muscles and other
tissues to derive energy from amino acids
* Helps build up the immune system
Glutamic Acid * A major
precursor of glutamine, proline, ornothine, arginine, glutathione, and GABA
* A potential source of energy
* Important in brain metabolism and metabolism of other amino acids.
Glutamine
* Most abundant amino acid
* Plays a key role in immune system functions
* An important source of energy, especially for kidneys and intestines during
caloric restrictions.
* A brain fuel that is an aid to memory and a stimulant to intelligence and
concentration
Glycine
* Aids in the manufacture of other amino acids and is a part of the structure of
hemoglobin and cytochromes (enzymes involved in energy production)
* Has a calming effect and is sometimes used to treat manic depressive and
aggressive individuals
* Produces glucagon, which mobilizes glycogen
* Can inhibit sugar cravings
Proline * A major
component in the formation of connective tissue and heart muscle
* Readily mobilized for muscular energy
* Major constituent of collagen
Serine
* Important in cells' energy production
* Aids memory and nervous system function
* Helps builds up immune system by producing immuno-globulins and
antibodies
Taurine * Aids in the
absorption and elimination of fats
* May act as a neurotransmitter in some areas of the brain and
retina.
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