Two years ago I traveled to Japan with two friends of mine. We've never been in an asian country before. There were a lot of food we've never been eating before. But one thing just sticks in my head and I'll eat it when I visit Japan in May again.
Lysine is one of the 20 amino acids essential to horses, but often is the most deficient in their diets due to its inadequate levels in commonly-fed cereal grains.Amino acids are the building blocks of protein, which form muscle, enzymes, and hormones throughout the body.Horses can only use them if all essential amino acids are present at sufficient levels. If one amino acid, such as lysin.mino acids are the building blocks of protein, which form muscle, enzymes, and hormones throughout the body. Horses can only use them if all essential amino acids are present at sufficient levels. If one amino acid, such as lysin.
2 doctors agreed: No effect: Lysine is a non-essential Amino Acid and the body can handle it well. The eye takes in what it needs and leaves the rest in the blood stream. No sure why you would over-indulge in lysine but any changes in your eyesight are from some other cause.