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Sarcosine

Sarcosine food supplement, involved in mental health

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High-strength sarcosine supplement

  • 100% natural excipients (acacia fibre and rice flour).
  • 500mg of sarcosine per capsule.
  • Substance naturally present in muscles and blood.
  • Similar compound to the amino acid glycine.

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Gluten-free
Nanoparticle-free
No controversial excipients
Lactose-free
No sweeteners

Sarcosine is a dietary supplement containing sarcosine, an N-methylated derivative of the amino acid glycine, which is generating much optimism within the scientific community.

What exactly is sarcosine?

Sarcosine (N-methylglycine) is the N-methylated derivative of the amino acid glycine. Like dimethylglycine (DMG) and trimethylglycine (TMG), it is formed from choline and methionine. It is found in egg york, turkey, ham, vegetables and legumes. It was named by the German chemist Justus Von Liebig who was the first to isolate it in the mid-19th century.

In the body, sarcosine is naturally present in muscles and various tissues via the enzyme glycine dehydrogenase. It is formed from choline intake and the metabolism of methionine, and then rapidly broken down into glycine which forms part of the composition of proteins and cell components such as creatine, purines and serine.

Sarcosine is present in the blood at serum concentrations of 1.4 µmol/l (1).

How does sarcosine work?

Sarcosine is a competitive inhibitor of type 1 glycine transporters (2), an agonist of glycine receptors (3), and most importantly, a co-agonist of NMDA (N-methyl-d-aspartate) receptors (4).

It is this mechanism which is arousing the most interest among the scientific community and which has generated a number of studies over the last few years (5-9).

What is in it Sarcosine

Sarcosine
Amino acid derivative

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Are there any side-effects from taking sarcosine?

Studies show that sarcosine is remarkably well tolerated and does not produce any side-effects (10). However, regular supplementation is not recommended for those taking antidepressants, especially serotonergic drugs.

How should sarcosine be taken?

The recommended dose is between 1.5g and 3g a day, which is 3 to 6 capsules, ideally taken in two separate doses.

For enhanced effects, we’d also recommend following the steps below throughout the supplementation period:

  • Combine the sarcosine with complementary beneficial substances which help optimise nervous system function such as Ginkgo biloba, Huperzia serrata and omega-3s.
  • Try not to multi-task too much (concentration requires a lot of energy).
  • Counter chronic stress by identifying the situations that trigger it (stress generates cortisol, excess levels of which damage the brain) and by taking regular exercise.
  • Ensure you get enough sleep (at least 7 hours a night is recommended for optimal cognitive activity).

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This product is rated 4.3 out of 5 stars
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Excellent 7 Reviews
Voorwinden Pc

april 1 2023

Description is a little misleading - the dose isn't per capsule, but rather a recommendation that takes 6. It's good stuff, though, and the convenience of capsules makes up for the mark-up compared to bulk powder.

Theo

april 10 2024

De bestelling verliep vloeiend. Resultaat kan nog niet beoordeelt worden. Prijs aan de hoge kant.

Jauhal Gurpreet

march 31 2024

Tres bien!!

Garcia Cortijo Maria Nieves

august 6 2023

Fantastico

Sam

march 14 2021

Op 2 gram sarcosine per dag: goede stemming. Vaker blije gevoelens. Soms brede glimlach.

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