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Two capsules provide a total of 1500 mg L-taurine with a purity of over 99%.
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Taurine is an organic, sulfur-containing compound that occurs naturally in the body, particularly in muscle tissue, the brain, and the heart. In food, taurine is found almost exclusively in animal products such as meat, fish, and seafood. Vit4ever provides taurine in capsules with a purity of more than 99 percent. Two capsules per day provide a combined 1500 mg of pure L-taurine, without fillers that dilute the dosage. One bottle contains 240 capsules, sufficient for approximately four months at the recommended dosage. The capsules are vegan and are produced in the EU under controlled conditions.
Unlike the twenty amino acids that serve as building blocks for proteins, taurine is not incorporated into protein structures. Chemically, it behaves more like a standalone molecule that occurs freely in cells and tissues, including muscle tissue, the retina, and heart tissue. The body can partially produce taurine itself from the amino acids cysteine and methionine, with vitamin B6 acting as a cofactor in this process. Nevertheless, a large part of the taurine present in the body comes from food, especially meat, fish, and crustaceans and shellfish. Taurine is also a well-known ingredient in energy drinks, where it is often present in much lower quantities than in a concentrated supplement, usually between 400 and 1000 mg per can.
Each daily dose of two capsules contains 1500 mg of taurine with a purity of more than 99%. The raw material is not derived from animal material, but is obtained through a plant-based fermentation process, in which microorganisms produce the taurine from sugar-based growth media. This makes the product suitable for vegans and vegetarians, even though taurine in conventional food comes almost exclusively from animal sources. Through this fermentation process, you get a chemically identical substance to the taurine that occurs naturally in meat and fish, only without animal origin. The flavorless capsules are also easier to swallow than the powder, which has a distinctly sour taste that not everyone enjoys. For those who prefer not to measure powder with a measuring scoop, a capsule with a fixed dosage per piece offers greater convenience, especially on the go or at work.
The capsule itself consists of taurine and a plant-based shell of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC, a cellulose compound that serves as an alternative to animal gelatin). There is nothing else in it: no magnesium stearate, no flavoring, no coloring. This keeps the ingredient list short and clear, and it also means that with every dose you know exactly how much taurine you are taking without fillers affecting the weight per capsule. The product is also gluten-free and lactose-free, and every batch produced is tested in an independent laboratory for purity and content. This ensures that the composition remains consistent from bottle to bottle, which carries slightly more weight with a substance like taurine that is used in relatively high dosages than with a product with a small daily dose.
Anyone familiar with classic amino acid supplements such as BCAAs or L-glutamine will soon notice that taurine behaves differently. While most amino acids are incorporated into muscle protein, taurine remains free in the cell and is not further broken down for energy or converted into other substances in the way that is customary for protein synthesis. Because of this, it is sometimes classified separately from regular amino acids, as a so-called beta-amino acid instead of a classic alpha-amino acid, even though it is usually just called an amino acid in common parlance. For those who want to use taurine specifically as a standalone substance, separate from a protein powder or amino acid mix, a capsule with a fixed dosage per piece offers more clarity than weighing powder.
This way, these capsules provide a concentrated, plant-derived form of taurine in a fixed daily dosage, regardless of what else you have on your plate.
Two capsules provide 1500 mg of L-taurine with over 99% purity.
The taurine is plant-derived, suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Only taurine and a plant-based capsule. No magnesium stearate, flavourings, colourings, or gelatin.
240 capsules per jar, enough for approximately four months of daily use.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Two capsules provide a total of 1500 mg L-taurine with a purity of over 99%.
Yes. The taurine is extracted through plant-based fermentation and the capsule shell is made from plant-based HPMC. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
Two capsules daily with sufficient liquid, preferably with a meal. One jar contains 240 capsules, enough for approximately four months.
In food, taurine mainly comes from meat, fish and dairy. This taurine is obtained from plants through fermentation.
No. Only taurine and a vegetable capsule shell. No magnesium stearate, flavourings, colourings, or gelatine. Also gluten-free and lactose-free.
At two capsules per day, a jar of 240 capsules will last 120 days, or approximately four months.