AFEGA® TMG / Betaine, 1 kg (2,000 capsules of 500 mg)

AFEGA® TMG / Betaine provides 500 mg per capsule in a bulk container of 2,000 capsules for those who specifically want to use a methyl-group donor in a simple, clearly portioned routine. This format is intended especially for users who want to include TMG in their daily routine over the long term.

TMG, also known as Trimethylglycine or Betaine, is mainly discussed in connection with methylation and homocysteine metabolism. Many users consider TMG particularly when using NMN or other NAD+ precursors.

Product format

• 2,000 capsules each with 500 mg TMG / Betaine
• Total amount: 1 kg

Context in relation to NMN

In discussions about NMN, a recurring question is whether higher intake of NAD+ precursors can affect the need for methyl groups. This is a plausible reason why many users consider adding TMG to their routine. At the same time, not every question about this has been conclusively resolved by research. TMG should therefore be viewed as a potentially useful addition to certain routines rather than as a strict requirement.

TMG and Betaine HCl – the difference

TMG or Betaine is the form that is mainly discussed as a methyl group donor. Betaine HCl additionally contains hydrochloride and is used in a different context, namely primarily to support stomach acid. This product contains TMG without HCl.

Why choose the bulk pack

The container of 2,000 capsules is intended for users who want to include TMG in their long-term routine in a clearly portioned capsule format. The large pack substantially reduces the need to reorder and provides simple, fixed portions over a long period.

Storage

Store in a dry place and close the container tightly after use.

Dosage

For information on dosage, please see the related blog post by Dr. Peter Niehenke.

Who this product may suit

• for people who want to work specifically with a methyl group donor
• for users who want to understand TMG in relation to NMN or other NAD+ precursors
• for anyone who prefers trimethylglycine in a large, clearly portioned capsule format

Further information

More detailed information about TMG and other substances can be found on the AFEGA Research Group operated Facebook page.