Sources Essential trace element that exists in two forms: ferric and ferrous iron. Two thirds is in hemoglobin, and the … More
Nutrients
Iodine
Sources Another essential trace element for animals and humans. Most of it is present in the thyroid gland, and the … More
INOSITOL
Functions Like choline, inositol is also a member of the vitamin B complex but again not a true vitamin as … More
Hydroxycitrate
Function and sources Hydroxycitrate is a derivative of citric acid, which is an important metabolic intermediate. Citric acid is found … More
Histidine
Sources Histidine is often classified as a semi-essential amino acid, which means that it is not commonly required in the … More
Grape seed extract
Function Grape seed extract contains oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPCs), which have a fascinating history. In the first half of the 16th … More
Glycine
Sources Glycine is another non-essential amino acid manufactured by the body, but its utilization in at least six important metabolic … More
Glutathione
Sources One more non-essential amino acid manufactured by the body, it has no daily requirements. Glutathione is a tripeptide consisting … More
Glutamine
Sources Glutamine is still another non-essential amino acid. It is converted to glutamic acid (or glutamate), which together with glucose … More
Glucosamine sulfate
Function Glucosamine is an amino sugar, that is, glucose where one oxygen atom has been replaced by a nitrogen atom, … More