Taurine 500 mg 100 Caps

Features & Benefits

• Important regulator of calcium and neurotransmitters within the heart, muscles and brain*1

• Key component in olfactory neurons and basal cells*2,3

• Strengthens and protects healthy cell membranes*4,5

• Essential for maintenance of vision and protection of the retina*3,4

• Helps calm the nervous system by regulating neurotransmitters*2,3,5

• Helps to maintain and, in some cases, improve heart and cardiovascular function*4,6,7 

References

1. Barbeau, A. The Brain, The Heart and Taurine. Can J Neurol Sci 1975;2(4):346.

2. Ashinara, M. Immunohistochemical Study of The Human Olfactory System. Nippon                       Jibiinkoka Gakkai Kaiho 1992;985(6):851-9.

3. Gaull, B.E. and Rassin D.K. Taurine in Development and Nutrition. Sulphur in Biology Ciba Foundation Symposium, 1980.

4. Hayes, K.C. Taurine Requirement in Primates. Nutr Rev 1985;43(3):65-70.

5. Chapman, G.W. and Greenwood, C.E. Taurine in Nutrition and Brain Development. Nutri Res 1988;8:955-68.

6. Azuma, J. et al. Therapy of Congestive Heart Failure with Orally Administered Taurine. Clin Ther 1983;5(4):398-408.

7. Azuma, J. et al. Usefulness of Taurine in Chronic Congestive Heart Failure and its Prospective Application. Jpn Circ J 1992(56);95.

    

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