Musashi L- Cysteine Hydrochloride USP 75g

While L-Cysteine is not classed as an essential amino acid, our body makes our supply of it from L-Methionine (and that is essential). Thus it is possible to shortchange ourselves in the supply of L-Cysteine. In addition to being a major protein found in both hair and skin, L-Cysteine plays a vital role in the production of Glutathione (our bodies' natural antioxidant) and our immune system. Now let's all confess, when was the last time we all had a nice, large, healthy serving of legumes! Most people at this stage are saying: Uh, what are they; some are even saying Well, I had a lentil burger last month, and perhaps one in one thousand people reading this will say some time the other day. Why am I inquiring about legumes you ask? It is because they are our main dietary source of a very versatile amino acid, L-Cysteine. Since they are not exactly common in our diet and they taste, well, bland, we might not be getting enough L-Cysteine. Fortunately we can save ourselves from lentil burger hell with pure, Musashi L-Cysteine. L-Cysteine is characterized by its rather sour taste. Please do not take your L-Cysteine neat (without a liquid) or with a sweet juice as the flavour will over power sweetened juices. The best way to take L-Cysteine is with a bitter unsweetened juice such as pineapple or grapefruit. You might have to look around for these varieties but they are generally available at your local supermarket. Have the juice ready and take the L-Cysteine, then immediately wash it down with the pineapple or grapefruit juice. This should disguise most of L-Cysteine's sour taste.

Features:

• plays a vital role in the production of Glutathione (our bodies natural antioxidant)
• is the major component of Keratin, a protein that forms hair, skin and nails

Specifications:

• Best taken with a bitter unsweetened juice such as pineapple or grapefruit
• All Musashi single amino acids contain 100% pure pharmaceutical grade product.
• Contains no artificial additives, binders or fillers.