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Manganese: essential trace element Manganese is a mineral that belongs to the trace elements. The occurrence of manganese in plants was first investigated in 1788. It has only been known since 1958 that the trace element is also important for the human body. Manganese in the body Manganese is mainly found in the bones, but the liver, pancreas and kidneys also contain manganese. The trace element is also required for the formation of connective tissue and controls the mitochondria, in which the cell energy runs like in tiny combustion chambers. Manganese for healthy bones It is important for the normal development of human bone structure and thus helps to strengthen bone mineral density. The trace element has proven to be beneficial for postmenopausal women. Manganese also has antioxidant properties. This can render free radicals harmless. Foods with manganese Good sources of manganese are nuts, grain products, legumes and vegetables. Meat, milk and milk products also contain small amounts of manganese. Manganese food supplement from Fairvital supports bone formation participates in the formation of connective tissue for more energy promotes cell protection in gluconate form for good bioavailability in case of manganese deficiency vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Collagen tablets: the magic word for youthful skin In the human body, collagen is the most common protein and main component of connective tissue, accounting for more than 30% of the total weight of all proteins. It is the organic component of bones, teeth, cartilage, tendons, ligaments and skin and is directly responsible for the structure of the skin, eyeball, bone structure, hair and nails. It is formed and maintained by keratinocytes, fibroblasts and chondrocytes. Collagen fibers have enormous tensile strength and are not stretchable. They can carry weights of up to ten thousand times their own weight. According to studies, the condition of the collagen in the body is said to determine the biological age of a person, which can be observed most easily by the change in the appearance of the skin. Collagen hydrolyzate with high bioavailability In this Fairvital product, the collagen (collagen) is in hydrolyzed form. This means the collagen has been “cut” into smaller pieces by enzymes. This gives it a low molecular weight, it is water-soluble and can be 100% absorbed and processed by the body. Collagen and vitamin C The collagen tablets are enriched with vitamin C, as vitamin C is absolutely necessary for collagen formation. In addition, the antioxidant properties of vitamin C can protect the skin protect against free radicals by neutralizing them. Ornithine supports the protein metabolism The processing of collagen in the body is also supported by the semi-essential amino acid L-ornithine. Collagen hydrolyzate as tablets from Fairvital is important for the structure of the connective tissue with vitamin C and L-ornithine gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

1000mg stomach-friendly vitamin C per capsule Vitamin C is best known as a radical scavenger and antioxidant. It is also involved in the construction of connective tissue and can address the immune system. Other important properties of vitamin C: It promotes the absorption of iron in the intestine and plays an important role for healthy bones and firm tissue, because vitamin C is necessary for the synthesis of collagen fibers. These fibers form a kind of network and thus provide support in the bones, tendons, cartilage in the skin and on the teeth. Essential for the human organism The human body cannot synthesize vitamin C itself and is dependent on its intake from food. Plants and most animals, on the other hand, are able to produce the vitamin themselves thanks to a special enzyme from glucuronic acid. In the body, there is a particularly large amount of vitamin C in the brain, liver, eye lenses, spleen, lungs and white blood cells. In these places it also plays a big role. High-dose vitamin C capsules from Fairvital inexpensive bulk pack Vitamin C as calcium L-ascorbate Gentle on the stomach because the vitamin C is in a buffered form for those who need extra vitamin C vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without silicon dioxide

L-Proline: component of connective tissue L-proline is a non-essential amino acid that is synthesized by the human body from glutamic acid. The amino acid L-proline is an important main component of collagenous connective tissue. Collagen connective tissue is found in our body in a wide variety of forms, for example in the cartilage, in the joint capsules, tendons, ligaments and the subcutaneous tissue. Buy proline at Fairvital Component of connective tissue and collagen highly dosed with 500mg per tablet vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free and fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Glycine: special amino acid Glycine is a semi-essential amino acid, which means that it can be made by the body itself in certain amounts by converting the amino acid serine present in the body. Glycine is also a proteinogenic amino acid that is involved in the formation of endogenous proteins. Glycine was first isolated in 1820 from gelatine or hydrolyzed collagen. It is also the simplest and smallest amino acid that exists. Function in the organism Because glycine is proteinogenic, it is primarily a building block of structural proteins such as collagen and functional proteins such as enzymes or hormones. It is also a building block of amino acids, which are produced by the body itself and are therefore non-essential. Together with L-glutamic acid and L-cysteine, glycine forms the tripeptide L-glutathione. Glycine is also involved in the synthesis of creatine, which is used in the muscles to store energy. Functions of glycine at a glance:   Part of hemoglobin metabolism (hemoglobin transports oxygen in the blood.) Part of the creatine metabolism (creatine supplies the energy in the muscle cells and is involved in building muscle.) Component of collagen (over 30%) and therefore important for the skin, connective tissue, muscles and other tissues   Foods with glycine The amino acid is primarily found in protein-rich foods such as meat, fish and dairy products. Good sources of glycine are, for example, poultry, pork and beef and fish (plaice, tuna, mackerel). Vegetable glycine suppliers include oatmeal, lentils and peanuts. Interestingly, due to its slightly sweet taste, glycine can be used in coffee or tea as a sugar substitute. You can simply open the capsules and add the powder to the drink. Glycine capsules from Fairvital highly dosed with 500 mg glycine per capsule uncomplicated, convenient consumption of the capsules (also on the go and when travelling) simplest amino acid can be used as a sugar substitute Building block of proteins highly bioavailable because the amino acid is water-soluble vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate

L-lysine: an important building block of the organism This dietary supplement from Fairvital provides the high-dose amino acid L-lysine. One capsule provides you with 500mg L-lysine or 1000mg L-lysine with a daily dose of two capsules. Lysine is an essential and proteinogenic amino acid and cannot be produced by the body itself. It must therefore be ingested with food if possible, but it can also be very well supplemented with dietary supplements if there is an increased need. L-lysine was first isolated from casein in 1889 by the biochemist Edmund Drechsel. However, his student Max Siegfried published the composition of the amino acid two years later. The Nobel Prize winner, chemist and professor of organic chemistry Emil Fischer presented the final chemical structural formula together with his assistant Fritz Weigert in 1902. Lysine as a building block of collagen Lysine is primarily known as a building block of collagen, which is an essential structural protein in the body. Collagen is in turn a component of skin, bones and connective tissue. Collagen can also be found in cartilage, tendons, ligaments and cell membranes. Other functions of lysine The primary function of the proteinogenic amino acid is the formation of diverse proteins. In addition to collagen, it is also required for the build-up of enzymes and hormones and is a component of plasma proteins. Important proteins in the blood are, for example, hemoglobin (transports oxygen), transferrin (transports iron), lipoproteins (transports fats) and a protein that binds to retinol and thus transports vitamin A. Furthermore, L-lysine is part of the so-called Coagulation factors, which are responsible for normal blood clotting. The immune system's immunoglobulins, also known as antibodies, are also dependent on an adequate supply of L-lysine. Lysine in food As a protein component, lysine is found in particularly high amounts in protein-rich foods. High levels of protein are primarily found in foods of animal origin. Good sources of lysine are therefore dairy products such as cottage cheese and cheese, as well as eggs, pork and products made from it, beef, and fish. strong> such as sardines, tuna and carp. Plant sources of L-lysine include soybeans and other legumes such as beans, chickpeas and lentils, peanuts, grains such as rye, bran and oatmeal and baker's yeast. Lysine capsules from Fairvital highly dosed with 500mg L-lysine per capsule 1000mg L-lysine in a daily dose Involved in the formation of important proteins Building block of collagen good bioavailability due to hydrochloride form vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Lysine HCl supplement This high-dose food supplement by Fairvital supplies you with the amino acid L-lysine. Each tablet contains 1000mg L-lysine, which is present as L-lysine hydrochloride. In this form, the amino acid is particularly well soluble in water and therefore has excellent bioavailability. L-Lysine: essential amino acid Lysine is an essential, proteinogenic amino acid. It is thus not produced by the body itself and serves to form the endogenous proteins. For this reason, supplementation is recommended, especially in the case of a low-protein diet and increased requirements. Important functions of L-lysine As a building block of proteins, lysine is an important part of structural proteins such as collagen, of enzymes, hormones, plasma proteins, blood coagulation factors and immunoglobulins. In muscles, it is part of the two proteins actin and myosin, which ensure that muscles can move. Food with L-lysine Since lysine is a building block of proteins, it is natural that it is found primarily in protein-rich foods - both plant-based and animal-based. Good sources of lysine include legumes such as soybeans, lentils and chickpeas, but oatmeal, cashew nuts and peanuts also contain high levels of the amino acid. Good animal sources of L-lysine include cheese, pork or fish. Amino acids - important building blocks Amino acids - what is that anyway? Most people know them as building blocks of proteins, which is partly true. Besides essential, semi-essential and non-essential amino acids, they are also divided into proteinogenic and non-proteinogenic amino acids. Proteinogenic amino acids serve the organism, as the name suggests, to form the endogenous proteins, which in turn are needed for numerous functions and processes. Although non-proteinogenic amino acids do not serve as building blocks for proteins, they are nevertheless precursors of important substances in the body such as L-thyroxine, the thyroid hormone. If an amino acid is essential, it means that it cannot be produced by the body itself, but has to be supplied in sufficient quantities through food or food supplements. Semi-essential means that an amino acid can be produced by the body to a certain extent. However, the amounts are usually so small that if there is an increased need, it is also a good idea to consume these amino acids with food or supplements. Non-essential means that the body can produce them in sufficient quantities itself. The prerequisite for this, however, is that the body is supplied with enough macronutrients (carbohydrates, fats and proteins) for synthesis. Lysine tablets by Fairvital highly dosed 1000mg per tablet and daily dose as lysine hydrochloride for excellent bioavailability component of endogenous proteins building block of collagen and immunoglobulins essential amino acid pure substance vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide