If you are new to the buzz created by TMG and are wondering what it's about, you aren't alone. TMG or Trimethylglycine is derived from Amino Acid and is a crystalline alkaloid contained in sugar beets and other plants. Popularly known as betaine or betaine anhydrous is also produced by the human body and has anti-inflammatory properties.
Most commonly found in beetroots, it is responsible for a process called methylation, an essential process for all mammals including humans. It is when our body adds a methyl group in the molecules to help them work properly.
This helps in making neurotransmitters or chemical messengers in the brain. So, our motivation, focus, pleasure, relaxation, and mood are dependent on TMG.
As more of its benefits come to light, it raises an important question: When is the best time to take TMG for maximum benefits? If you’re unsure about the right dosage, timing, or how to get the most out of this supplement, we have you covered in this blog.