I n the brain amino acids become the neurotransmitters of emotion. Scientists have recently identified neurotransmitters, some of which cause the unpleasant feeling of anxiety, others that produce the feelings of happiness and euphoria and still others that leave us in the valley of despair. The options the brain can take for emotional expression are almost infinite and can in many cases be influenced by simple nutrients such as amino acids, vitamins, minerals and even the foods we eat and the beverages we drink. Many physicians have dedicated themselves to identifying the secrets of the brain's biochemistry. Forty to fifty percent of our body solids is made of protein.
Amino acids are the building blocks of all proteins.
Many chemicals of the brain come from amino acids. Recent research delving into the biochemistry of the brain has revealed that in some cases low moods may be associated with a brain deficiency of L-Tyrosine. Catemine's enteric coating protects its active ingredients from breaking down in the stomach and helps encourage their delivery to the small intestine. One to two tablets taken on an empty stomach 30-45 minutes prior to breakfast and lunch will help give you coverage throughout the day.