Important protein building blocks for the body
• With 12 amino acids, including 9 essential amino acids
• For nutritional supplements

Amino acids - important protein building blocks for the body

Amino acids are the smallest basis of proteins (proteins) and are contained as building blocks in all body cells. They are considered indispensable for numerous metabolic processes, including the transport and storage of nutrients.
The need for amino acids depends on several factors and can increase with physical exertion, an unbalanced diet or stress.  

Humans take in various proteins (proteins) through food, for example meat, fish, eggs or soy. These proteins are broken down in the body into their components, the so-called amino acids, and then converted back into body protein according to a specific blueprint. This is how structure-forming body protein is created from dietary protein. Therefore, amino acids are also referred to as the "building blocks of life".

The human body is made up of hundreds of proteins. However, only 21 amino acids are required to build the body's own proteins. Basically, these amino acids can be divided into essential (the body cannot produce itself) and non-essential (the body can produce itself) amino acids.

Doppelherz Amino Acids Vital provides all 9 essential amino acids with L-valine, L-leucine, L-isoleucine, L-threonine, L-methionine, L-phenylalanine, L-tryptophan, L-lysine and L-histidine.

It also contains the amino acid L-arginine, which the body cannot produce in sufficient quantities in certain situations of need and stress. One capsule also contains the non-essential amino acids L-tyrosine and L-cysteine.

If the supply of amino acids is insufficient, the diet can be specifically supplemented with Doppelherz Vital Amino Acids