Taurine

Description :

Taurine is a sulfur-containing amino acid that plays a myriad of roles in promoting health. Dietary sources of taurine are meat and seafood, especially shellfish such as muscles, clams and oysters. Those who do not eat these foods regularly, especially vegetarians, may be at risk for taurine deficiency. The scientific community is still in disagreement as to whether humans make enough taurine in their own metabolism to meet their needs. Also, elevated levels of homocysteine is a sign that the body may be having difficulty making taurine. Because taurine is essential for heart function, immune function, glucose metabolism, and nervous system health, low levels of taurine should be avoided and corrected with dietary changes and/or supplementation. Benefits of Taurine Supplementation

• Lowers Blood Pressure

• Boosts Antioxidant Defense

• Supports Immune Wellness

• Strengthens the Heart Muscle

• Stabilizes Heart Rhythm

• May Help Macular Degeneration

• Prevents Blood Clots

• Aids in Glucose Metabolism

• Works as a Natural Diuretic

• May Help Epileptics

• Supports Fat Digestion

• Supports Lung Health

Supplement Facts: Amount Per Serving: • Taurine 1,000 mg

Other Ingredients: gelatin, water. This product does not contain wheat, yeast, dairy, artificial colors or flavors

Directions: . As a dietary supplement, take one-quarter teaspoon or more per day or as directed by your health care practitioner.

Notes: Most people tolerate between 1 and 4 grams per day quite well. However, those with ulcers should use taurine carefully because it may increase the secretion of stomach acid.