Alanine Information

The Alanine Information page provides information and resources to learn the benefits, food sources, deficiency-toxicity symptoms, and supplement recommendations.

Alanine Information

Benefits And Uses For Alanine:

Necessary to promote proper blood glucose levels. May be used to treat hypoglycemia.

Deficiency Symptoms Of Alanine:

Deficiencies will not occur if a well-balanced diet is maintained. Protein-amino acid deficiencies can lead to malnutrition, muscle breakdown, confusion, allergies, depression, diabetes, infection and schizophrenia.

Toxicity (Overdose) Symptoms Of Alanine:

Non-toxic when manufactured in liver.

Foods High In Alanine:

Non-essential amino acid (manufactured in the liver) so no need to include in diet.

Supplements Of Alanine:

Non-essential amino acid (manufactured in the liver) so no need to supplement. If you're looking for quality sources, here are the top-selling Alanine Supplements.

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The Alanine Information page provides information and resources to learn the benefits, food sources, deficiency-toxicity symptoms, and supplement recommendations.