Only 3 out of 20 amino acids should be considered non-essential, and GLYCINE is not one of them

Current medical science calls glycine “non-essential” because our body can make it. At this moment, I think about 12 amino acids are said to be non-essential.

But modern science is not a set, fixed body of unshakeable knowledge, and Dr. Alan Jackson from Southampton University says there are in fact only 3 really “non-essential” amino acids, meaning you don’t need to get those through your food.

Glycine is the OLDEST amino acid, it’s almost 4 billion years old. It came first in all of our evolution on earth and it’s the smallest one, think about how foundational it is.

This video is only about 10 minutes long but it’s packed with all the information you need (dr. Berg may be soft-spoken but he is also a fast talker and you may need to rewind a few times to make sure you are catching what he is saying)…

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