Taurine gets a lot of buzz, and it's likely safe but there is no evidence that it provides any benefits when consumed in an energy drink. advertisement We explain the science behind the acid.

A study from Columbia University has revealed that taurine — a nutrient found in meat, fish, dairy and some energy drinks like Celsius, Red Bull, Monster and Rockstar — seems to slow the aging ...

A supplement beloved by Bryan Johnson and other biohackers for its age-defying properties might be flawed, new research reveals. Previous animal studies have suggested taurine, an essential amino ...

Sparkle, taurine, sparkle — it’s your turn in the spotlight. The supplement, found in foods and many energy drinks, is getting lots of attention since a medical expert referred to it as “an ...

Taurine has been linked with the progression of the blood cancer leukemia, according to new research published in Nature; The amino acid may fuel cancer cells, with researchers saying it was found ...

Taurine itself is a simple amino acid, one of the building blocks of proteins; it occurs naturally in most animals, including humans. But a series of studies over the years has shown something ...

Taurine is a naturally occurring essential amino acid. It's produced in the pancreas of one's body and is found abundantly in brain, retina, heart and reproductive organ cells, per research ...

“The other day, I was talking to I think the scientific director of one of the largest pharma in the U.S., he was taking 14 grams of taurine per day,” said Yadav, or roughly 14 Red Bulls’ worth.

Research in animals and humans has suggested low levels of taurine may be a driver for aging, which has led to discussions about whether taurine is an aging biomarker. Now, a comprehensive study ...