RN Labs - Glycine Powder 100g

RN Labs - Glycine Powder 100gPURE PHARMACEUTICAL GRADE GLYCINE As the simplest amino acid, Glycine can provide a sweet taste to foods, drinks and formulas, without delivering any carbohydrate, whilst also supporting glucose regulation, detoxification, connective tissue synthesis, Serine metabolism, brain function, sleep quality, cardiac function, and numerous other clinical uses. COMMON DOSAGE RANGE: 115G DAY (It is advisable to begin supplementation at the low end of the dose

PURE PHARMACEUTICAL-GRADE GLYCINE

As the simplest amino acid, Glycine can provide a sweet taste to foods, drinks and formulas, without delivering any carbohydrate, whilst also supporting glucose regulation, detoxification, connective tissue synthesis, Serine metabolism, brain function, sleep quality, cardiac function, and numerous other clinical uses.

COMMON DOSAGE RANGE: 1–15G / DAY
(It is advisable to begin supplementation at the low end of the dose range, increasing if required)

DOSING CONSIDERATIONS
Easily mixed into drinks and food (hot or 
cold).
Easily mixed into other supplement 
formulas for enhanced function.

KEY FEATURES
Glycine is the simplest amino acid 
structure

Serves as a carbohydrate-free sugar/
sweetener replacement

May assist with existing blood sugar 
balance and metabolism

Key substrate for the detoxification of 
benzenes, phenols and salicylates

May support the synthesis of healthy 
connective tissue

Neuro- inhibitory to the CNS may 
provide anxiolytic properties

Promotes deeper sleep patterns and 
greater growth hormone production

More information on this ingredient 
can be found on the Clinical Resources 
section of RNLabs.com.au

STATEMENTS AND WARNINGS
Glycine has not been extensively tested 
for its effects during pregnancy. Health 
practitioners may prefer to avoid its 
use during pregnancy or lactation, 
unless confident that its impact can 
be reasonably deemed to be safe or 
beneficial .
Practitioners should conduct ongoing 
research and take care to follow their 
practitioner association guidelines for 
appropriate administration of these 
compounding ingredients