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DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS: Symptoms and signs of lysine deficiency include: anemia, apathy, bloodshot eyes, depression, edema, fatigue, fever blisters, hair loss, inability to concentrate, infertility, irritability, lethargy, liver damage, loss of energy, muscle loss, retarded growth, stomach ulcers, and weakness.
Final Thoughts on L-Lysine Benefits. 1  L-lysine is the L- form of lysine, which is the form absorbed by the body to build proteins. 2  This essential amino acid cannot be produced by the human body and must be consumed in food and/or supplement form. Itâs also found in topical cream form.