L-Threonine
While not a primary preservative, L-threonine can: Improve the stability of proteins and enzymes in processed foods, reducing degradation. Act as a precursor for antioxidant compounds (e.g., glutathione) in biological systems, though its direct antioxidant role in food is limited. Special Dietary and Functional Foods Dietary Supplements: Formulated as standalone supplements or in multi-amino acid blends for athletes, vegetarians, or individuals with dietary restrictions. Infant Formulas: Added to mimic the amino acid composition of human milk, ensuring proper infant nutrition. Low-Allergen Products: Used in hypoallergenic formulas or gluten-free foods to replace protein sources that may trigger allergies.
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