Amino acid composition and supplementary liquid containing the same
AssigneesRiken, Meiji Dairies Corporation, Takashi Abe
InventorsTakashi Abe, Yasuko Sawai
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Abstract
An amino acid composition comprises alanine, arginine, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, glycine, histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, proline, serine, threonine, tryptophan, tyrosine, valine, and glutamine. The amino acid composition of the present invention has such an effect that it can improve the action of promoting the process wherein the body fat is converted into the energy required for the physical exercise during and/or after the anoxic motions performed under an extremely high load.
Claims5
A method for compensating for a reduction in the concentration of amino acids in the blood comprising:
- administering a composition to a subject in need thereof sufficient for improving human motor functions, reducing fatigue, recovering from physical exercise, or promoting body fat conversion into energy during anoxic exercise or motions, said composition comprising the following amino acids in the molar ratios specified below:
- alanine (not more than 12 moles),
- arginine (not more than 5 moles),
- aspartic acid (not more than one mole),
- glutamic acid (not more than 4 moles)
- glycine (7 to 20 moles),
- histidine (not more than 5 moles),
- isoleucine (3 to 9 moles),
- leucine (2 to 12 moles),
- lysine (5 to 11 moles),
- methionine (not more than 5 moles),
- phenylalanine (0.5 to 5 moles),
- proline (4 to 30 moles),
- serine (not more than 5 moles),
- threonine (2 to 15 moles),
- tryptophan (not more than 5 moles),
- tyrosine (1 to 9 moles),
- valine (4 to 8 moles), and
- glutamine (0.01 to 20 moles).
A method for inhibiting an increase in lactic acid in blood comprising:
- administering a composition to a subject in need thereof undergoing anoxic exercise or motions, said composition comprising the following amino acids in the molar ratios specified below:
- alanine (not more than 12 moles),
- arginine (not more than 5 moles),
- aspartic acid (not more than one mole),
- glutamic acid (not more than 4 moles),
- glycine (7 to 20 moles),
- histidine (not more than 5 moles),
- isoleucine (3 to 9 moles),
- leucine (2 to 12 moles),
- lysine (5 to 11 moles),
- methionine (not more than 5 moles),
- phenylalanine (0.5 to 5 moles),
- proline (4 to 30 moles),
- serine (not more than 5 moles),
- threonine (2 to 15 moles),
- tryptophan (not more than 5 moles),
- tyrosine (1 to 9 moles),
- valine (4 to 8 moles), and
- glutamine (0.01 to 20 moles).
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