In the Corti-Glow sachet
L-Glycine
The simplest amino acid. It tastes slightly sweet, which is where its name comes from. One sachet holds 2000 mg.
2000 mgin one Corti-Glow sachet
What it is.
Glycine is the simplest amino acid, one of the building blocks of proteins.
Its name comes from the Greek word for "sweet": it really does taste slightly sweet.
Collagen is rich in glycine, which is why homemade bone broth has plenty of it.
2000 mg in one sachet.
2000 mg of glycine would be four capsules. In the sachet they are part of the spoonful of powder you pour into a glass of water.
Together with myo-inositol it is the largest amount in the sachet.
Magnesium bisglycinate contains glycine too, bound to the magnesium. Here it is free and has its own line on the box.
As printed on the box
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| L-glycine | 2000 mg |
- How to take it
- Dissolve 1 sachet in 200 ml of water. Take once a day, in the evening. One box lasts 30 evenings.
Questions and answers.
Is it the same glycine as in magnesium bisglycinate?
Yes, the substance is the same. In bisglycinate the glycine is bound to magnesium; here it is free: 2000 mg per sachet.
Does it have a taste?
Yes, slightly sweet. Its name comes from the Greek word for "sweet".
The other ingredients in the sachet.
One of the seven ingredients in one sachet.
You pour one sachet into 200 ml of water and drink it in the evening. The drink is pale pink and tastes of forest fruits.
A box of 30 sachets · 49,99 €
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