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Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Phenylalanine is a hydrophobic essential amino acid with a benzyl side chain; as its name suggests, it is a derivative of alanine, another amino acid. Being an essential amino acid entails that phenylalanine cannot be biosynthesized by …
Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Among the amino acids that should never be left out in your “to-have” diet list is tryptophan – and for very logical reasons. Tryptophan is an essential amino acid responsible for a wide range of metabolic functions, …
Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Tyrosine is a hydrophobic non-essential amino acid assuming numerous biological roles in the body, the most vital perhaps being as a precursor of hormones and neurotransmitters and as a key player in the production of a variety …
Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Valine is a nonpolar proteinogenic amino acid with stimulant activities and wide applications in pharmaceutical and food industries. It is part of a trio, along with leucine and isoleucine, of branched-chain amino acids that comprise approximately 70% …
There’s An Untapped Wealth Of Useful Molecules In Avocado Seeds. Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com. Photo © Shutterstock 785296315 (under license) Most people love avocados. But the majority of people only regard the fruit’s goodness to the fleshy green portion of it. …
Image © shutterstock.com (under license) Spicy, pungent, and aromatic; ginger is embraced by different cultures around the world for its culinary properties. But that’s not all that makes the underground rhizome of the ginger plant a dietary addition. Various studies …
Image © shutterstock.com (under license) These three tips for a longer lifespan may be “no-brainers” but the human population tends to be stubborn unless facts are thrown in their faces. According to Neil Mehta and Mikko Myrskylä, the behavior profile …
Vitamin D – Benefits, Deficiency, and Dosage. Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com The production of vitamin D in the body is the result of a complex cascade that starts with sunlight exposure. After transforming cholesterol to the precursor of vitamin D, several …
Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Ever since ancient times, our ancestors used ginger for medicinal purposes as well as culinary. In more modern times, researchers found that ginger contains a variety of compounds with anti-inflammatory, antioxidative, antimicrobial, and immune-boosting properties. Studies show …
Graphic © herbshealthhappiness.com Raw chocolate (pure unroasted cacao, without added sugar) is very beneficial to the body and science indicates it may benefit the function of several organ systems [e.g., heart, brain, liver]. Raw chocolate is extremely nutrient-dense, with numerous …
Wikipedia – lic. under CC 3.0 1. Antioxidants: Cinnamon is loaded with antioxidants including polyphenols that protect the body from oxidative damage caused by free radicals. [1] 2. Anti-inflammatory: The antioxidants present in cinnamon have anti-inflammatory properties. 3. Heart Health: …
#2 in our new series of quick tutorial videos. Music by Alcyone Blackfeather 10 Reasons To Love Lemons: 1. Potent Germicide 2. Efficient Surface Cleaner 3. Food Preservative 4. Fights Dandruff 5. Helps Remove Rust Stains On Metal 6. Clearer …
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