L-Serine is required for fat metabolism and tissue growth. L-Serine's relationship with tissue growth means that it's a common inclusion in skin moisturisers. Likewise, as L-Serine's required for fat metabolism, it's an ingredient in some "fat loss" supplements, although, more commonly sold in supplements advertising improved brain function, due to L-Serine helping to form components of Phospholipids in cell membranes and being a constituent of brain proteins. As mentioned many times, the supplement industry (& cosmetic industry come to that) are big business and a "healthy" lifestyle will always outweigh the benefits of individual products, unless of course there's an identified deficiency.
Contraindications: Cerebral allergies, immune suppression.
Food Sources: Dairy, Meat, Peanuts, Soy, Wheat.
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Amino Acids
Dietary Protein
Nitrogen Balance
Protein Requirements
Protein Source Comparisons
Protein Efficiency Ratio (PER)
Biological Value (BV)
Net Protein Utilisation (NPU)
Protein Fractions
Protein Supplementation
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