betaineanhydrous

Betaine Anhydrous, also called Trimethylglycine (TMG), is an important vitamin derived from choline, which is a dietary component found in protein and fat-containing foods that adds structural integrity to cell membranes. Betaine anhydrous takes its name from the vegetable it was first discovered in, sugar beets.

Betaine's chief purpose in the body is supporting healthy homocysteine levels. Hoemocysteine is a potentially toxic substance that results from meat digestion.