Tryptophan is an organic chemical compound from the group of exogenous amino acids. Our body cannot synthesize it on its own. o ensure its proper level in the body, it must be supplied with food or by supplementation. As a protein amino acid it occurs in most of them. It is a precursor of serotonin, a neurotransmitter (found in organs of the whole body) necessary to regulate appetite, sleep, mood or pain. It is also responsible for the clotting of platelets.

Properties:

• Tryptophan helps fight sleepless nights through melatonin synthesis processes
• Restores willingness to act, motivation and broadly understood work
• It can directly support the fight against addiction (e.g. smoking)
• It will provide protection and natural regulation of our nervous system
• Restore the optimal level of serotonin - the hormone of happiness
• By participating in the production of growth hormone, it directly contributes to the increase in our muscles