Swanson L-Serine is classified as a non-essential amino acid, but it is nonetheless important to a variety of structures and functions within your body. Cell proliferation, nervous system functions and brain function all require adequate L-serine. It™s considered non-essential only because a healthy body should be able to synthesize it; however, many people today find benefit in supplementation.
High-purity Swanson AjiPure L-Serine is produced through a fermentation process by the amino experts at Japan™s Ajinomoto, Amino Science LLC, the world leader in pharmaceutical-grade amino acids.
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500 mg per capsule
- Featuring AjiPure®
- Supports Brain and Nervous System Function
- Amino Acid for Cell Proliferation
- Pharmaceutical Grade Amino Acid
- Vegetarian
Per 1 veggie capsule
AjiPure® Pharmaceutical Grade L-Serine - 500 mg
Other ingredients: Rice flour, hypromellose (vegetarian capsule), calcium laurate.
Take one veggie capsule per day with water.
Keep out of reach of children. For adults only. Consult your healthcare provider before using this or any product if you are pregnant or nursing, taking medication, or if you have a medical condition. Do not use if seal is broken.
L-Serine provides 500 mg of serine, an amino acid involved in the structure of proteins, cell membranes and nerve tissue. Serine is also used to make phospholipids, which are important parts of brain and nerve cell membranes.
Because of that, L-Serine is often used for brain and nervous system support. This product uses AjiPure pharmaceutical grade serine, and the formula stays focused on the amino acid itself rather than combining it with stimulants or nootropic herbs.
What is L-serine commonly used for?
L-serine is commonly used for brain and nervous system support because it is involved in the structure and function of nerve tissue.
Why is serine relevant to cell membranes?
Serine is used to make phospholipids, which are key components of cell membranes.
What does AjiPure mean in L-Serine?
AjiPure refers to the branded amino acid ingredient used in the product. It tells you the source of the serine rather than changing what the amino acid does.