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Alanine is a non essential amino acid used by the body to build protein and is one of the most widely used in protein synthesis. Alanine is required for the metabolism of glucose, tryptophan and beta-alanine (a constituent of Vitamin B5 pantothenic acid) as well as coenzyme a. Alanine enhances the immune system, aids in alleviating hypoglycemia and has shown promising results in prostate therapy. Best food sources include meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dairy products and avocados. For other sources of Protein please consult the USDA website. Protein Supplements The importance of protein supplementation is critical to any individual looking to build and maintain muscle mass. Protein has been called "the building blocks of life," and without proper protein supplementation the task of building and maintaining muscle mass is next to impossible. The biggest problem that's faced with the consumption of protein by way of whole foods is mostly convenience. I like to take my protein or meal replacement with me to the gym and mix it up after my work out to get my post work out meal. It is of vital importance to get nutrients into your blood stream as quickly as possible after your work out to optimize your size and strength gains. By using protein supplements you quickly consume and digest needed amounts of proteins to help you grow and recover from your workout.
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