Key Health Benefits

Use Case	Summary of Findings	PubMed Link
Heart Health & Blood Pressure Regulation	In a randomized trial, 12 weeks of taurine (1.6 g/day) significantly lowered both clinic and 24-hour blood pressure in prehypertensive adults and improved blood vessel function (enhanced endothelium-dependent vasodilation). These results suggest taurine supplementation can help regulate blood pressure and support overall cardiovascular health.	PubMed
Exercise Performance & Recovery	A 2021 review of 19 studies found taurine (typically 1–3 g/day) improves exercise capacity and post-workout recovery. Taurine supplementation enhanced endurance performance (higher VO₂ max, longer time-to-exhaustion) and increased anaerobic power, while also reducing exercise-induced muscle damage and fatigue (lower lactate and creatine kinase levels). These effects indicate taurine can act as an ergogenic aid, boosting performance and helping muscles recover faster.	PubMed
Nervous System Support & Mood Regulation	Taurine is abundant in the brain and supports the central nervous system (promoting neuron growth and synapse formation). Studies indicate it has neuroprotective and mood-regulating effects. Taurine produced antidepressant-like outcomes in animal studies, and a 2024 brain imaging study found that young adults with depression had significantly lower taurine levels in the hippocampus compared to healthy controls. These findings highlight taurine’s potential to support mood and overall neurological health.	PubMed
Eye & Retinal Health	Taurine is essential for retinal health—taurine deficiency causes retinal oxidative stress and photoreceptor cell degeneration. Supplementation with taurine has shown potential to slow the progression of degenerative retinal diseases (such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and age-related macular degeneration), primarily by reducing oxidative stress and protecting retinal cells from apoptosis. This underscores taurine’s importance in maintaining healthy vision.	PubMed
Metabolic Function & Antioxidant Defense	Taurine favorably influences metabolic health. Research shows taurine can improve insulin sensitivity and lipid profiles (such as reducing elevated triglycerides and LDL cholesterol). Additionally, taurine’s antioxidant properties help combat oxidative stress and inflammation. For example, in type 2 diabetic patients, 8 weeks of taurine supplementation significantly lowered markers of oxidative damage (malondialdehyde) and inflammatory cytokines (TNF-α, CRP). These actions support metabolic function and the body’s antioxidant defenses.	PubMed

Dosage Recommendation

Goal	Suggested Dosage
General Wellness	500 mg once daily (1 capsule)
Cardiovascular Support	1000–2000 mg/day (split into 2 doses with meals)
Exercise & Recovery	500–2000 mg/day, 30 minutes before physical activity
Neurological Support/Calm	500–1000 mg/day, preferably in the evening
Metabolic Support	1000–1500 mg/day, divided into 2 doses

Supplement Facts

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
Serving Size: 1 scoop(2.5g)
	Amt. per Serving	% RDA Men	% RDA Women
Taurine(g)	2.50g	**	**
Ingredients: Taurine, Anticaking Agent (INS 341 (iii)).

When Will I See Results?

Goal	Expected Timeline
Heart Health	2–6 weeks for blood pressure or heart rate improvements
Exercise Recovery	1–2 weeks for reduced fatigue and improved endurance
Mental Calmness	7–14 days for reduced anxiety or improved mood stabilization
Vision Support	4–8 weeks for protective effects in long-term eye health
Metabolic Benefits	6–12 weeks to influence glucose sensitivity and antioxidant markers

How to Maximize Results

Goal	Stack / Synergy
Cardio & BP Support	Taurine + CoQ10 + Magnesium + Omega-3
Exercise Recovery	Taurine + BCAAs + Creatine + Electrolytes
Mood & Sleep	Taurine + L-Theanine + Magnesium Glycinate
Metabolic Support	Taurine + Alpha-Lipoic Acid + Berberine or Chromium
Vision Health	Taurine + Lutein + Zeaxanthin + Omega-3 (DHA)

What to Avoid

Substance / Condition	Reason	Spacing / Advice
Caffeine Excess	May counteract taurine’s calming effects	Avoid energy drinks with high caffeine; take taurine alone or with meals
Overuse of Diuretics	Can increase taurine loss via urine	Maintain hydration; consider taurine replenishment if on long-term diuretics
Sedatives (High Dose)	May increase CNS depression when combined with taurine at high doses	Monitor dosage; avoid stacking with prescription sedatives without guidance
Hypotension (Low BP)	Taurine may lower blood pressure further	Monitor blood pressure when using for cardiovascular support