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L-Lysine

Name: L-Lysine
Brand: GENERIQ Labs, Inc.
SKU: GQ_Lys.1000mg.90
Price: 399.00 PHP
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L-Lysine

Tissue Repair, Collagen Formation, Skin Health, Immune Function

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Support collagen formation, tissue repair, immune function, and protein needs with L-Lysine. This essential amino acid contributes to structural proteins, calcium utilization, and carnitine production. A versatile daily option for active adults and beauty routines focused on connective tissue, recovery, and healthy skin.

DOSAGE DETAILS

SERVING SIZE:
2 Capsules

SERVING CONTENT:

L-Lysine | 1,000mg

(as L-Lysine HCl)

DIRECTIONS:
Take 2 capsules up to twice daily, with water.

BEST TIME TO TAKE:
Best taken between meals or after exercise to support amino acid absorption, protein synthesis, and tissue repair.

SCIENCE BEHIND THE DOSE

1,000mg of L-lysine provides a full gram of this essential amino acid for protein synthesis, collagen formation, tissue repair, immune function, and carnitine production. The dose gives the product a substantial amino-acid serving rather than a trace nutritional addition.

L-lysine is supplied as the hydrochloride salt for a stable, practical capsule formulation. The 1,000mg serving is designed to support daily protein-related functions, connective tissue, recovery, and nutritional lysine intake in a convenient two-capsule format.

TOP 3 BENEFITS

Supports protein synthesis and tissue repair
Promotes collagen formation and structural strength
Maintains immune function and calcium utilization

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS

Contributes to carnitine synthesis
Provides essential amino-acid support for muscle protein turnover
Maintains normal wound healing and tissue recovery
Contributes to collagen crosslinking
Contributes to production of enzymes, hormones, and immune proteins

NOTE: Covers additional direct benefits of the supplement, along with secondary health effects that may reasonably arise from its primary physiological actions.

WHAT IT DOES

L-lysine is an essential amino acid required for protein synthesis, collagen formation, tissue repair, and immune function. It also contributes to carnitine production and improves calcium absorption and retention.

WORKS WELL WITH

Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) / Vitamin C (Sodium Ascorbate) – Vitamin C supports collagen synthesis
Hydrolyzed Marine Collagen – Supplies collagen peptides for structural repair
Zinc Glycinate – Supports tissue repair and immune function

IMMEDIATE RESULTS

Amino acid availability rises after absorption and immediately supplies protein synthesis and tissue-repair pathways throughout the day.

LONG-TERM RESULTS

Continued use over 4 to 8 weeks supports connective tissue strength, muscle recovery, collagen maintenance, calcium utilization, and lysine sufficiency.

DAILY LIMIT & EFFECTS

Do not exceed 4 capsules (2,000mg L-lysine) per day unless advised by a healthcare professional. Higher intake can cause abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea, or stomach cramps.

AVOID COMBINING WITH

No clinically meaningful interactions identified at the labeled dose

USE WITH CAUTION OR AVOID IF

Medically prescribed protein or amino acid restriction – Additional lysine may conflict with the treatment plan

BIOLOGICAL MECHANISM

Lysine is incorporated into newly synthesized proteins and provides residues required for collagen crosslinking and connective tissue strength. It also participates in carnitine synthesis and improves intestinal calcium absorption and renal calcium conservation.

SCIENTIFIC REFERENCES

Dietary L-Lysine and Calcium Metabolism in Humans – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1486246/
Lysine Fortification Reduces Anxiety and Lessens Stress in Family Members in Economically Weak Communities in Northwest Syria – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15159538/
Effect of Lysine Supplementation on Health and Morbidity in Subjects Belonging to Poor Peri-Urban Households in Accra, Ghana – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20720257/