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Amino acids

Amino acids are the components of life that make up proteins. Amino acids are found in all living organisms.

A distinction is made between essential amino acids, which the body cannot build itself and which must therefore be ingested with food, and non-essential amino acids, which the body can in principle build itself, but which usually require other amino acids.

Essential amino acids are:

Non-essential amino acids are:

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