Tyrosine ethyl ester

Tyrosine ethyl ester is a form of an essential amino acid tyrosine, esterified in order to obtain a higher bioavailability and chemical stabilization, and tis way allowing for lower doses of the amino acid of at least equal activity. It is a precursor of neurotransmitters: dopamine (the group of catecholamines, participating in the processes occurring in the nervous system, causing muscle coordination and participates in the synthesis of many hormones) and noradrenaline (counteracting stress, stimulating the heart and circulatory system, and the increasing glycogenolysis and lipolysis participating in the processes of energy transformations ). Tyrosine is a precursor of thyroid hormones responsible for the rate of changes in metabolic processes and pigment (melanin). In the supplementation, preparations containing tyrosine are used in programs of reducing body fat (weight loss) and in cosmetics as a so-called. self-tanners.
Dosage: Customarily 500-2000 mg per day