SAMe
S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine is a naturally occurring compound involved in critical methylation processes in the body, supporting mood, joint health, liver function, and cellular regeneration
Methylation Compounds
Methyl Donors
Research: Extensive
Scientific Name
S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine
Also Known As
SAMe
SAM-e
S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine
S-Adenosylmethionine
AdoMet
Benefits
- Supports healthy mood and emotional wellbeing
- Promotes joint comfort and mobility
- Supports liver health and function
- Assists in methylation processes
- Helps maintain neurological health
- Supports cellular regeneration
Common Forms
Enteric-coated tablets
Capsules
Oral supplements
Injectable (medical use only)
Safety Notes
Generally well-tolerated when used as directed. May cause digestive upset in some individuals. Should not be combined with antidepressants without medical supervision due to potential serotonin syndrome risk. Not recommended for those with bipolar disorder as it may trigger manic episodes. Should be used cautiously in those with Parkinson's disease.
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Types of SAMe
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SAMe Tosylate
The most common salt form of SAMe used in supplements, with good stability
Available Forms:
Enteric-Coated SAMe Tosylate
Buffered SAMe Tosylate
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SAMe Butanedisulfonate
An alternative salt form of SAMe sometimes used in supplements and research
Available Forms:
Standard SAMe Butanedisulfonate
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SAMe Stable Salt Complexes
Enhanced stability formulations of SAMe using advanced salt combinations
Available Forms:
SAMe MSB (Methionine S-Benzylthiuronium Salt)
SAMe Tri-Salt Complex
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Injectable SAMe
Pharmaceutical-grade SAMe for direct administration by healthcare professionals
Available Forms:
Intravenous SAMe
Intramuscular SAMe