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Amino Acid Overview
There are a total of 20 amino acids. Eleven of these are called “non-essential” because the body can produce them in the liver. The other 9 are “essential amino acids” because we must get them from the food and supplements we eat. This makes them more critical. A “complete protein” source is one that contains all the essential and nonessential amino acids. Casein, whey, and soy are all complete protein sources.
American Casein Company has been a worldwide leader in supplying protein powders for over fifty years. It is the individual amino acids that our protein products are composed of that are the magical substances critical to repair or build muscle. The role that amino acids play far exceeds just building muscle.
Amino acids are integral in the production of enzymes, hormones, blood components, and maintenance of our acid base balance. They are essential to maintain the body in homeostasis and play an integral role in almost all physiological processes that keep us alive (1).
Essential Amino Acids Non-Essential Amino Acids † Histidine † Phenylalanine † Alanine † Serine † Isoleucine † Threonine † Arginine † Proline † Leucine † Tryptophan † Aspartic Acid † Tyrosine † Lysine † Valine † Cysteine † Cystine † Methionine † Asparagine † Glutamic Acid † Glycine
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What is the Benefit of Peptide Bonded Glutamine? Drew Rigler2021-09-19T16:45:36-04:00 Page load link