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PURE Glycine Powder
PURE Glycine Powder is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
- 100% pure glycine powder – no additives, vegan and gluten-free
- Functional amino acid – serves as a building block of collagen proteins
- Pleasantly sweet taste – ideal as a natural sugar substitute for drinks and food
- No additives whatsoever
- Lab-tested for contaminants and heavy metals
- On the Cologne List®
- Content: 250 g (= 50 servings)
Glycine – functional amino acid with natural sweetness
Glycine is the smallest proteinogenic amino acid – and at the same time one of the most versatile. As a functional compound, it performs numerous tasks in the body. What sets glycine apart from other amino acids is that it naturally tastes pleasantly sweet, making it ideal as an alternative to sugar – for example to sweeten tea, coffee or other drinks. This makes daily intake especially easy.
With the glycine powder from Edubily's PURE range, you get an especially pure, safe and also vegan product.
How glycine supports your body
Glycine is one of the most important amino acids when it comes to building structural proteins in the body – especially collagen. As a main component of collagen proteins, it is essential for the stability and flexibility of connective tissue. Glycine is particularly common here because, as the smallest proteinogenic amino acid, it is what makes collagen's characteristic spiral structure possible in the first place.
In addition to this structural role, glycine has been intensively researched in recent years. In the nervous system, it acts as an inhibitory neurotransmitter by binding to glycine receptors and can therefore contribute to neuronal balance. Glycine is also involved in the formation of hemoglobin and other iron-containing proteins, plays a role in the antioxidant system as a component of glutathione and is associated with processes in muscle metabolism.
One particularly exciting area of research looks at glycine in the context of healthy aging. Initial results from a remarkable experiment suggest that glycine may possibly play a regulatory role in the aging process:
"Adding glycine for 10 days to the culture medium of the 97-year-old fibroblast cell line led to restoration of mitochondrial function. This indicates that glycine treatment can reverse age-related mitochondrial defects in elderly human fibroblasts."
(Source)
Why glycine is often missing from the diet
Glycine is becoming increasingly rare in the modern diet. While food gelatin used to be a natural source, many people today do not get enough glycine. A specific biochemical calculation suggests that, on average, around 5 g of glycine per day may be missing from the diet.
"A detailed assessment of all possible sources of glycine shows that (…) the daily dose available from synthesis of about 3 g/day together with the amount available from the diet of 1.5-3.0 g/day in a 70 kg person may be substantially below the amount required for all metabolic purposes, including collagen synthesis, of about 10 g/day."
(Source)
PURE glycine powder – maximum purity with no additives
The glycine powder from the PURE range contains only glycine – no fillers, no magnesium stearate or other additives. Its sweet taste makes it a perfect natural alternative to sugar, ideal for stirring into drinks or food.
Frequently asked questions & answers from Edubily
Is the glycine produced naturally or synthetically?
Simple amino acids like glycine are almost always produced synthetically, in this case from sodium cyanide and ammonia. This makes the product vegan.
Can I also mix the glycine powder into muesli?
Yes, glycine tastes sweet and can be used as a sugar substitute.
Nutritional values
| Content | per serving (= 5 g powder) |
| Glycine | 5.0 g |
Ingredients
Glycine
Recommended intake: Dissolve 5 g powder (= 1 measuring spoon) per serving in sufficient water. Drink 1 serving daily.
Notes: Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. This product is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of small children. Store in a cool, dry place.
Quality & safety at the highest standard
Edubily places great importance on developing and manufacturing products on a scientifically sound basis. Its production takes place with experienced partners in Germany and Austria, who are regularly inspected without prior notice and are certified according to IFS Food and HACCP. This means Edubily meets strict hygiene and safety requirements. In addition, all products are checked again in independent laboratories for factors such as heavy metals, nutrient levels and possible contaminants. Edubily's goal is not simply to offer any dietary supplements, but safe and effective ones that support health and well-being through well-designed formulas and continuous development. This means fitness athletes and health-conscious people can be confident they are getting a high-quality, responsibly designed product.
PURE Glycine Powder
PURE Glycine Powder is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
- 100% pure glycine powder – no additives, vegan and gluten-free
- Functional amino acid – serves as a building block of collagen proteins
- Pleasantly sweet taste – ideal as a natural sugar substitute for drinks and food
- No additives whatsoever
- Lab-tested for contaminants and heavy metals
- On the Cologne List®
- Content: 250 g (= 50 servings)
Glycine – functional amino acid with natural sweetness
Glycine is the smallest proteinogenic amino acid – and at the same time one of the most versatile. As a functional compound, it performs numerous tasks in the body. What sets glycine apart from other amino acids is that it naturally tastes pleasantly sweet, making it ideal as an alternative to sugar – for example to sweeten tea, coffee or other drinks. This makes daily intake especially easy.
With the glycine powder from Edubily's PURE range, you get an especially pure, safe and also vegan product.
How glycine supports your body
Glycine is one of the most important amino acids when it comes to building structural proteins in the body – especially collagen. As a main component of collagen proteins, it is essential for the stability and flexibility of connective tissue. Glycine is particularly common here because, as the smallest proteinogenic amino acid, it is what makes collagen's characteristic spiral structure possible in the first place.
In addition to this structural role, glycine has been intensively researched in recent years. In the nervous system, it acts as an inhibitory neurotransmitter by binding to glycine receptors and can therefore contribute to neuronal balance. Glycine is also involved in the formation of hemoglobin and other iron-containing proteins, plays a role in the antioxidant system as a component of glutathione and is associated with processes in muscle metabolism.
One particularly exciting area of research looks at glycine in the context of healthy aging. Initial results from a remarkable experiment suggest that glycine may possibly play a regulatory role in the aging process:
"Adding glycine for 10 days to the culture medium of the 97-year-old fibroblast cell line led to restoration of mitochondrial function. This indicates that glycine treatment can reverse age-related mitochondrial defects in elderly human fibroblasts."
(Source)
Why glycine is often missing from the diet
Glycine is becoming increasingly rare in the modern diet. While food gelatin used to be a natural source, many people today do not get enough glycine. A specific biochemical calculation suggests that, on average, around 5 g of glycine per day may be missing from the diet.
"A detailed assessment of all possible sources of glycine shows that (…) the daily dose available from synthesis of about 3 g/day together with the amount available from the diet of 1.5-3.0 g/day in a 70 kg person may be substantially below the amount required for all metabolic purposes, including collagen synthesis, of about 10 g/day."
(Source)
PURE glycine powder – maximum purity with no additives
The glycine powder from the PURE range contains only glycine – no fillers, no magnesium stearate or other additives. Its sweet taste makes it a perfect natural alternative to sugar, ideal for stirring into drinks or food.
Frequently asked questions & answers from Edubily
Is the glycine produced naturally or synthetically?
Simple amino acids like glycine are almost always produced synthetically, in this case from sodium cyanide and ammonia. This makes the product vegan.
Can I also mix the glycine powder into muesli?
Yes, glycine tastes sweet and can be used as a sugar substitute.
Nutritional values
| Content | per serving (= 5 g powder) |
| Glycine | 5.0 g |
Ingredients
Glycine
Recommended intake: Dissolve 5 g powder (= 1 measuring spoon) per serving in sufficient water. Drink 1 serving daily.
Notes: Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. This product is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of small children. Store in a cool, dry place.
Quality & safety at the highest standard
Edubily places great importance on developing and manufacturing products on a scientifically sound basis. Its production takes place with experienced partners in Germany and Austria, who are regularly inspected without prior notice and are certified according to IFS Food and HACCP. This means Edubily meets strict hygiene and safety requirements. In addition, all products are checked again in independent laboratories for factors such as heavy metals, nutrient levels and possible contaminants. Edubily's goal is not simply to offer any dietary supplements, but safe and effective ones that support health and well-being through well-designed formulas and continuous development. This means fitness athletes and health-conscious people can be confident they are getting a high-quality, responsibly designed product.