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100 gelatin capsules: July 2027
Take one capsule per day during a meal with a glass of water.
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| 5 | units: | -20% | |
| 8 | units: | -25% |
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Taurine is an amino acid that can be produced by the body from cysteine. Taurine is found everywhere in the human body. Taurine is mainly found in protein-rich animal foods, such as meat, fish, shellfish, poultry and eggs.
Milk and milk products are less rich in taurine. Taurine does not occur in vegetable protein: beans and nuts do not contain taurine, but do contain methionine and cysteine, which can be converted into taurine in the body.
| Product name: | Jarrow Formulas Taurine 1000 |
| Content: | 100 gelatin capsules |
Supplement Facts per capsule (Serving Size)
| Amount | |
| Taurine | 1000 mg |
Ingredients Taurine, capsule (gelatin (bovin)), anti-caking agent (magnesium stearate (vegetable)), binder (cellulose).
Suggested use
Take one capsule per day during a meal with a glass of water.
Stick to the recommended daily dosage, unless otherwise advised.
A varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. Nutritional supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet. More usage advice.
| This supplement is: |
| Not suitable for vegetarians |
| Not suitable for vegans |
Storage advice Store in a cool, dry and dark place. Not in the refrigerator.
Keep out of reach of children.
Best by date 100 gelatin capsules: July 2027
Dietary supplement Amino acid supplement
Produced by Jarrow Formulas, Inc.
1824 S. Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles (US), CA 90035-4317
info@jarrow.com
Tel: 0800-726-0886
Fax: 310-736-3173
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Taurine is an amino acid that can be produced by the body from cysteine. Taurine is found everywhere in the human body. Taurine is mainly found in protein-rich animal foods, such as meat, fish, shellfish, poultry and eggs.
Milk and milk products are less rich in taurine. Taurine does not occur in vegetable protein: beans and nuts do not contain taurine, but do contain methionine and cysteine, which can be converted into taurine in the body.
| Allergy information | |
| Gluten | no |
| Shellfish | no |
| Eggs | no |
| Fish | no |
| Peanut | no |
| Soy | no |
| Milk (lactose) | no |
| Tree nuts | no |
| With sweetener(s) | no |
| With caffeine | no |
| Yeast | no |
| Lupine | no |
| Corn | no |
| Mustard | no |
| Rice | no |
| Celery | no |
| Sesame | no |
| Molluscs | no |
| Sulfur dioxide and sulfite | no |
| Coloring additives | no |
| Flavourings | no |
| Conservatives | no |
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