Acetyl-L-carnitine
Nocturnal diet of liquid life contains 100 mg of acetyl-L-carnitine per meal. This is a natural product of animals. It shows neuroprotective activity in the human body.
protein
A liquid night meal contains 5 g of protein. Proteins include amino acids consisting of oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, hydrogen and carbon. Amino acids are linked together in the form of chains. This structure is known as a peptide. Each protein type is different from the others, based on the structure of the amino acids present in them. When we eat food, proteins in it are digested. During digestion, proteins decompose into amino acids, are absorbed, and produce new proteins in the body. Among many types, there are 8 kinds of amino acids indispensable for humans. These are isoleucine, leucine, threonine, valine, phenylalanine, methionine, lysine and tryptophan. Proteins are required for organ, tissue, muscle repair and development, and for use in almost all biological functions.
L-lysine
Liquid Life Night Diet is a protein type amino acid and contains 100 mg of L-lysine, which is essential for the human body. It is abundantly found in milk, meat and poultry.
L-glutamine
The meal at night in a liquid life contains 250 mg of semi-essential amino acid L-glutamine and should be eaten every day. If the body is exposed to severe metabolic conditions such as cancer and trauma, this is one of the most important amino acids. In these conditions, this protein is essential and can provide an amount that requires proper supplementation. It is used in many body reactions and is also necessary to maintain acid-base balance in the body.
L-Arginine
Evening meals in liquid living include 250 mg of L-arginine, a semi-essential protein, which means that the body can be synthesized as needed. Under certain conditions, it is not produced. It is necessary for people with genetic disorders for which amino acids can not be synthesized and may not be produced by young children. In the case of cancer, burns, trauma, it is essential if excessive metabolic stress is added to the body.
carbohydrate
Nocturnal diet of liquid life contains 3 g of carbohydrate per serving and is a very important and most readily available energy source.
Why do you need vitamin C?
60% of vitamin C is contained in the night meal of liquid life. It is used for the production of collagen and blocks free radicals.
Vitamin B 5
Nighttime meals in liquid living include 10 mg vitamin b, also known as pantothenic acid. It is one of eight vitamin B soluble in water. It helps healthy nervous system, hair, skin, liver.
Vitamin B6
Evening meals in liquid living include 10 mg of vitamin b 6 required to carry out many processes including carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. It is also necessary for promotion of healthy nervous system, immune system, heart system.
