3 + 1 Aminos

Amino Acids Amino acid molecules are the body’s building blocks for protein synthesis. Protein synthesis is critical for muscle growth and repair (including the heart muscle), general structural support, hormone function, digestion, enzyme production, immune system function (antibody production), fluid balance, energy production, and more. Lysine, Methionine & Threonine Lysine, methionine and threonine are three rate-limiting amino acids in the equine diet, meaning they are in short supply compared to the amount a horse's body requires for optimal protein synthesis. Additionally, the body cannot internally synthesize these, so we need to provide them supplementally. Lysine, methionine and threonine are said to be the most commonly deficient amino acids in the equine diet out of all 21 amino acids, but we have found glycine to be amongst the most deficient amino acids, especially when we take into consideration the role of Glyphosate (more below). Failure to provide enough of the ra