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What is L-cysteine and why is it essential?
L-cysteine is a sulfur-containing amino acid found naturally in the body and in certain foods. A key precursor of glutathione, a powerful cellular antioxidant, it plays a fundamental role in the health of the skin, hair, nails, liver and immune system. Used as a dietary supplement, it is particularly prized for its detoxifying, protective and fortifying effects.
What are the benefits of L-cysteine for hair, skin, liver and health?
1. A key element for hair growth and health
2. An ally in strengthening nails and preventing brittleness
3. A powerful antioxidant and liver detoxifier
4. Supports the skin and slows down the aging process
5. Support for the immune system and resistance to infection
6. Support for physical performance and muscle recovery
7. A beneficial supplement for respiratory health
How to use L-cysteine on a daily basis?
1. As a dietary supplement (capsules or powder)
Take 500 to 1000 mg a day, as required and recommended.
Take on an empty stomach or before a meal, for optimal absorption.
Combine with vitamin C and selenium to maximize glutathione production.
2. As a course of treatment to strengthen hair and nails
Follow a 3-month course of treatment for visible results on hair growth and resistance.
Combine with biotin, zinc and keratin for a stronger effect.
Ideal after stress, fatigue or seasonal changes.
3. Liver support and detoxification
Use after overeating or exposure to toxins.
Recommended for people on long-term medication or prone to liver problems.
Combine with detoxifying herbs such as milk thistle or desmodium.
4. Muscle recovery for athletes
Consume after training, to limit muscle soreness and inflammation.
Can be combined with L-glutamine for improved tissue repair.
Ideal for endurance sports and bodybuilding.
What are the precautions and contraindications of L-cysteine?
How to choose quality L-cysteine?