Amino acids as fundamental building blocks
Amino acids are the basic components of proteins and are naturally present throughout the body. Proteins make up a substantial part of human tissue and are involved in a wide range of biochemical processes. Amino acids obtained through diet or supplementation are commonly used as part of daily nutritional intake.
Role in proteins and normal physiology
Amino acids form proteins, peptides, and other structures that contribute to normal cellular function. Many tissues, including muscles and connective tissue, naturally contain high concentrations of amino acids. They are involved in processes related to cell structure, nutrient transport, and normal metabolic activity.
Essential and non-essential amino acids
Amino acids are classified as essential, semi-essential, or non-essential, depending on whether the body can synthesise them. Essential amino acids must be obtained through food, while non-essential amino acids can be produced internally. Factors such as age, diet, and physical demands can influence amino acid availability and requirements.
Amino acid supplements at Ergomax
The amino acid collection at Ergomax includes single amino acids and specialised formulations from selected brands such as Doctor’s Best, as well as products from the Ergomax range. The assortment includes options like L-theanine, D-serine, L-tryptophan, and acetyl-L-carnitine, selected for quality, formulation, and clear labelling.