Fumaric Acid
Overview
Fumaric Acid is an endogenous Organic Acid that is also present in the diet.
Biological Functions and Health Benefits of Fumaric Acid
Immune System
Fumaric Acid may be useful for the treatment of Sarcoidosis. [1]
Metabolism
Fumaric Acid participates as an intermediate compound in the Krebs Cycle of Energy production within the Mitochondria of Cells - Fumaric Acid is the intermediate Organic Acid between Succinic Acid and Malic Acid within the Krebs Cycle:
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Supplemental Fumaric Acid (3,000 - 6,000 mg per day) facilitates the endogenous production of Energy, alleviates Fatigue and increases Stamina. [2]
Fumaric Acid is formed as an intermediate product in the Urea Cycle (the process of detoxifying Ammonia to Urea):
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