Amino acids
21 products
Glycine Powder (Amino Acid) - 1 kg
Magnesium Bisglycinate Capsules - 120 Capsules
Organic Amino Acids Vita (natural amino acids & proteins) 400g storage bag
Organic Amino Acids Vita (Natural Amino Acids & Proteins) 120g in Glass Jar
Potassium Citrate - 1 Jar with 60 Capsules
L-Arginine + L-Citrulline Base Capsules – Cassava Root & Watermelon – 180 Capsules
Betaine HCL Capsules – from sugar beet molasses – 120 capsules
L-Arginine - 1 Jar with 120 Capsules
L-Ornithine HCL Capsules - 120 Capsules
Organic Protein Vegan Plus Powder
L-Glutamine Capsules – Plant-Based Fermentation – 120 Capsules
Carni Vegan Nutrient Complex Powder
L-Carnitine - Jar with 60 Capsules
L-Tyrosine Capsules – pure form – 120 capsules
L-Arginine Base Capsules – from the Cassava Root – 120 Capsules
Buy amino acids online in Switzerland
Amino acids are natural components of proteins. Proteins are found in many foods and consist of individual amino acids, which form different protein structures depending on their combination. At VITALOVE, you’ll find a selection of amino acids as dietary supplements, such as glycine, L-arginine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine and L-carnitine.
These products are suitable for people who take a conscious approach to their diet and wish to specifically supplement their intake of individual amino acids. Depending on the product, they are available as powders or capsules. This allows you to choose the form that best suits your daily routine.
What are amino acids?
Amino acids are often described as the building blocks of proteins. In terms of nutrition, they play a key role, particularly in relation to protein. Protein-rich foods such as meat, fish, eggs, dairy products, pulses, nuts, seeds and plant-based protein sources provide a variety of amino acids.
Overall, there are various amino acids found in proteins. They differ in their structure and in whether they must be obtained through diet or can be produced by the body itself. For dietary supplements, it is therefore important to know which specific amino acids are contained and how they are dosed.
Essential and non-essential amino acids
Amino acids are often categorised into essential, non-essential and conditionally essential amino acids. Essential amino acids must be obtained through the diet because the body cannot produce them itself. The body can produce non-essential amino acids itself. Conditionally essential amino acids may play a more significant role in certain life situations.
Essential amino acids include, for example, leucine, isoleucine, valine, lysine, methionine, threonine, phenylalanine, tryptophan and histidine. Individual amino acids such as glycine, L-arginine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine or L-carnitine are often specifically chosen when a particular supplement is to be incorporated into a person’s dietary routine.
Which amino acids are available at VITALOVE?
At VITALOVE, you’ll find various individual amino acids and selected products for everyday use. These include, amongst others, glycine, L-arginine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine and L-carnitine. The products differ in composition, dosage, quantity and form of administration.
Powders offer flexible dosing and, depending on the product, can be stirred into water, juice or a shake. Capsules are handy if you prefer a simple way to take them and want to easily incorporate amino acids into your routine. Which form suits you best depends on your daily life, your personal preference and how you prefer to use them.
Amino acids in the diet
Amino acids occur naturally in protein-rich foods. Animal protein sources such as eggs, fish, meat and dairy products contain various amino acids. Plant-based sources such as pulses, nuts, seeds, grains and plant-based protein powders can also contribute to your protein intake.
Those following a vegan or vegetarian diet often take particular care to ensure a varied selection of protein sources. In this context, plant-based proteins or selected amino acid products may also be of interest. The key is always to ensure that the product suits your diet and your personal preferences.
Choosing amino acids wisely
When buying amino acids, it’s worth taking a close look at the product details. Pay attention to the exact name of the amino acid, the dosage per serving, the list of ingredients, whether it’s suitable for vegans, any additives and the recommended intake.
If you’re already using protein powder, collagen, creatine or other dietary supplements, you should choose your combination carefully. The form of administration also plays a role: powder is versatile, whilst capsules are practical and tasteless. This allows you to integrate amino acids seamlessly into your daily routine.
Buy amino acids at VITALOVE
At VITALOVE, you can conveniently buy amino acids online and choose from a range of products. Discover glycine, L-arginine, L-glutamine, L-ornithine and L-carnitine in powder or capsule form. We ensure transparent product information, carefully selected brands and fast delivery from Switzerland.
This way, you can find amino acids that suit your diet, your routine and your personal preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
They are the building blocks of proteins found in all living organisms. Proteins are essential for many functions in the body, such as cell growth and repair, metabolism and immune defense.
There are 20 protein building blocks that occur in proteins. They can be divided into three groups: essential, non-essential and semi-essential.
They can occur in a wide variety of foods. The best sources are animal proteins such as meat, poultry, fish and eggs. Dairy products such as milk and cheese are also recommended. Plant proteins such as beans and lentils are also good sources, but they are not as complete as animal proteins. They can also be taken in the form of dietary supplements. The most common amino acid supplements are whey protein and casein protein.
They can be taken at any time of day, with or without food. People who train regularly or are trying to build muscle mass may benefit from taking amino acid supplements before or after training. People who want to lose weight may also benefit from taking them before meals.
In general, humans need all amino building blocks for the necessary physical formation of protein. The group of essential building blocks is particularly important here.
Among the 20 protein building blocks, arginine has a special unique feature within the group. Arginine contains the highest proportion of nitrogen of all members of its group. In combination with oxygen, the body can produce nitric oxide from this combination. This causes the blood vessels to widen and blood flow to increase. This can help avoid high blood pressure in particular and positively influence the cardiovascular system.
