L-LYSINE 500mg

• L-Lysine HCl in capsules.
• 500ml of L-lysine base per unit.
• Amino acid from vegetable fermentation.
• With Zinc and Selenium.
• Vegan-friendly.

What is L-Lysine 500mg?

L-Lysine 500mg by EssentialSeries is a dietary supplement in veg capsules based on L-lysine, with Zinc and Selenium.

L-lysine is a nutritionally essential amino acid, which means that its intake through the diet is necessary for protein synthesis, as the body itself is not capable of creating L-lysine on its own.

L-lysine 500mg is a dietary supplement suitable for vegan diets.

L-Lysine 500mg properties

Discover the L-Lysine by HSN exclusive formula!

We have supplemented the L-lysine 500mg formula with two minerals.

Zinc & Selenium

•  Zinc contributes to the maintenance of hair in normal conditions.
•  Zinc contributes to the maintenance of nails in normal conditions.
•  Zinc contributes to the maintenance of skin conditions in normal conditions.
•  Selenium contributes to the maintenance of hair in normal conditions.
•  Selenium contributes to the maintenance of nails in normal conditions.

Why buy L-Lysine at HSN?

In addition to the unique formula with zinc and selenium, HSN's lysine is characterised by excellent quality control and the selection of the best raw materials.

Choose quality with dietary supplements from HSN!

From vegetable fermentation

This poses a serious ethical conflict for vegans who wish to make use of amino acid-based dietary supplements.

Are you sure that your amino acids are suitable for vegans? At HSN, you can be sure!

All HSN amino acids are vegan as they come from vegetable sources and are obtained from natural fermentation processes.

L-Lysine 500mg is suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets!

With minerals

Zinc and selenium can be supplied in forms with varying degrees of absorption in the body.

You’ll find best forms of vitamins and minerals at HSN!

Clean label

Clean label is a labelling and regulatory practice for dietary supplements. It is the most transparent and the one that provides the most clear information to the consumer.

For example, instead of stating the amount of L-lysine HCl contained in the product (1858.8mg per daily dose), we break down the amount of L-lysine base contained in the product (1500mg per daily dose), as this is the content of functional interest.

Many companies do not do this, in fact it's very common to find formulas where the total amount of a mineral salt is indicated as if it were the mineral in question.

We break down the amount of salt we use for product development and the content of the mineral in question, meaning you have as much information as possible.

What can you combine it with?

You can combine it with:

• Copper bisglycinate.
• Hyaluronic acid.
• Hydrolysed collagen powder.
• Magnesium citrate.
• Vitamin C.

Links to eternal articles

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• Rushton, D. H. (2002). Nutritional factors and hair loss. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 27(5), 396–404.
• Gowda, D., Premalatha, V., & Imtiyaz, D. (2017). Prevalence of nutritional deficiencies in hair loss among Indian participants: Results of a cross-sectional study. International Journal of Trichology, 9(3), 101–104.