What is the difference between Lysine and L-Lysine?
Lysine is an essential Amino Acidwhich is not synthesised in our body and must be supplied by the regular diet.
L-Lysine is the biologically active form of Lysine. Lysine may help to slow down or prevent the growth of the Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV-1), which is responsible for causing Cold Sores / Fever Blisters. HSV-1 requires Arginine, which is another Amino Acid, to grow and replicate. Lysine helps prevent the body from absorbing Arginine, making it difficult for HSV-1 to grow and replicate.
Lysine may help to slow down or prevent the growth of the Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV-1), which is responsible for causing Cold Sores / Fever Blisters. HSV-1 requires Arginine, which is another amino acid, to grow and replicate. Lysine helps prevent the body from absorbing Arginine, making it difficult for HSV-1 to grow and replicate.
What is L-Lysine good for?
L-Lysine is good for treating Cold Sores / Fever Blisters.
What is the difference between lysine and L-Lysine?
Lysine is an essential Amino Acid which is not synthesised in our body and has to be supplied by the regular diet.
L-Lysine is the biologically active form of Lysine.
Can I take L-Lysine with other Vitamins?
Yes, you can take L-Lysine with other Vitamins.
Is L-Lysine an anti-inflammatory?
No L-Lysine is not an anti-inflammatory it is an Amino Acid.
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