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Study associates supplement with earlier male mortality
A new study has shown that higher levels of hereditary tyrosine acid in men are associated with a decrease in average life expectancy by nearly a year, while no similar relationship was observed in women. The study pointed out that tyrosine, which is widely used in supplements to enhance mental performance, could affect insulin resistance and increase the risks of aging and related diseases. The findings call for a reassessment of the use of tyrosine-containing supplements, especially over the long term.
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