Sarcosina is a naturally occurring compound that improves athletic performance and increases muscle mass.
Sarcosine CAS#107-97-1
Sarcosina is a naturally occurring compound that improves athletic performance and increases muscle mass.
Sarcosine is a white crystal or powder with the chemical structure of N-methylglycine. It has important applications in a variety of fields, including biochemical reagents, health products, and scientific research. In the field of biochemical reagents, sarcosine is widely used as a dye stabilizer. It can effectively prevent the degradation or discoloration of dyes during chemical reactions, thereby ensuring the stability of dyes and the consistency of color. This property makes sarcosine an indispensable additive in the dye industry. In addition, sarcosine is also used as an amino acid surfactant in daily chemical products. It can enhance the foam stability and cleaning effect of the product, while being mild to the skin and not easy to cause irritation.
This makes sarcosine widely used in shampoos, shower gels, and other personal care products. In the field of health products, sarcosine is used as a fatigue recovery agent. It helps to increase the body's energy level and reduce discomfort caused by fatigue. Sarcosine can participate in some metabolic processes in the body to help improve athletic performance and recovery speed. This is especially important for people who undergo high-intensity training or long-term work. It can help the body recover vitality and energy faster, thereby improving overall health. In scientific research, sarcosine is widely used in laboratory research as an ingredient in enzyme-free kits. These kits are used to measure and analyze creatine levels in biological samples to study its role in different physiological and pathological conditions. For example, creatine levels may be associated with some mental health problems (such as schizophrenia), so in related studies, quantitative analysis of creatine can provide important information for disease research and diagnosis. In addition, creatine research also involves its application in drug development, metabolic diseases and neuroscience.
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