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Know Your Bodybuilding Supplement - L-tyrosine
By Rick Mitchell, Thu Dec 8th

L-tyrosine is a non-essential amino acid that plays a role inthe creation of protein. The body can make it from the aminoacid phenylalanine but nutritional sources include animal meats,wheat, oatmeal and seafood.

It performs a multitude of important roles in the body includingthe alleviation of depression, enhancement of thyroidefficiency, strengthening of the immune system, prevention ofneurological degeneration and protection of the skin.

Bodybuilders find it useful for several reasons:


1. It offsets the stress and fatigue associated with intensivetraining.

2. It helps in the retention of muscular protein.

3. It heightens mental alertness thus helping to offset mentalfatigue.

With any amino acid supplement overdosing can lead to weaknessand nausea so care should be taken in applying small doses andincreasing them gradually until an optimum level is reached.Bear in mind that many protein powders and other supplements arefortified with amino acids so check the labels carefully. Themanufacturer's instructions should be followed in all instances.

About the author:Rick Mitchell is the creator of the bodybuildingadvisor.comwebsite that provides guidance and information to athletes atall levels of experience. Go to Bodybuilding Advice to learn more about the issues covered in thisarticle.







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