Proline is one of the 22 amino acids proteinogens. Non-essential it is synthesised naturally in the liver (from L-glutamate or L-ornithine). It is a constituent of Collagen*
ITS ROLE
- Essential for collagen synthesis
- Strengthens the phanera (hair, nails, skin)
- Protects connective tissue (bones, ligaments, tendons)
- Stimulates the production of specific collagens used in arterial walls.
- Helps fight atherosclerosis
- Precursor of hydroxyproline**
- Stimulates wound healing
- Contributes to the proper functioning of the heart
THERAPEUTIC USES
To combat atherosclerotic plaque Linus PAULING (Nobel Prize winner) recommended a daily intake of 5 g of vitamin C and at least 3 grams of each of the amino acids Lysine and Proline. The work of Dr Mathias RATH has confirmed the intuitions of L. PAULING
CARENCES
- Heart problems
- Loss of tissue elasticity
- Wound healing problems
Needs
500 to 3000mg / day.
Co-active elements
- Vitamins: B6 - C
- Minerals: Zinc - Manganese
