L-Proline Supplement that Supports Collagen Production and Vascular Wellness*

This dietary supplement provides L-proline, one of the amino acids used by the body in the synthesis of proteins.

What is Proline?

Proline is an amino acid involved in the formation of hydroxyproline, an important structural component of collagen. Collagen represents a major structural protein in connective tissue and contributes to the integrity and mechanical strength of structures such as skin, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, and blood vessels.*

The body continuously renews collagen using amino acids including proline, hydroxyproline, and glycine. Through its role in collagen formation, proline contributes to the maintenance of connective tissue found throughout the body, including the blood vessels, muscles, joints, skin, hair, and nails.*

Proline is synthesized in the body from glutamic acid. As with many biological processes, nutritional support may help maintain normal amino-acid availability and overall connective tissue health as part of a balanced lifestyle.*

What are the Potential Benefits Associated with Proline?*

Because collagen is a key structural protein in connective tissues, nutrients involved in its formation are often studied for their role in supporting connective tissue structure and overall structural wellness.*

• Proline contributes to collagen synthesis, which plays an important role in supporting the structure of connective tissues such as skin, joints, and blood vessels.*
• Through its role in collagen formation, proline is commonly studied for its contribution to vascular structure and connective tissue integrity.*
• L-proline supplementation provides nutritional support for collagen formation and connective tissue maintenance, including tissues found in skin, hair, nails, joints, and vascular structures.*

L-proline is provided in 500 mg vegetarian capsules, with a suggested daily intake of up to six capsules, depending on individual needs and professional advice.

You may also be interested in other amino acids such as L-Lysine, commonly used in connective tissue formulations, and L-Glutamine, often used in nutritional support for active lifestyles.