AFEGA® TMG / Betaine, 50 g (100 Capsules, 500 mg Each)
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AFEGA® TMG / Betaine, with 500 mg per capsule in a container of 100 capsules, is intended for people who specifically want a methyl donor and prefer a convenient capsule format. This product is particularly suitable for users who want to incorporate TMG easily into their daily routine.
TMG, also known as trimethylglycine or betaine, is discussed mainly in relation to methylation and homocysteine metabolism. Many users explore TMG when they use NMN or other NAD+ precursors.
Product format
- 100 capsules, each containing 500 mg TMG / betaine
- Total quantity: 50 g
TMG in the context of NMN
In discussions about NMN, a common question is whether a higher intake of NAD+ precursors can affect the need for methyl groups. This provides a plausible reason why many users include TMG as an additional component. However, not every question on this subject has been conclusively resolved scientifically. TMG should therefore be viewed less as a strict requirement and more as a potentially useful accompanying component of certain routines.
The difference between TMG and betaine HCl
TMG, also called betaine, is the form mainly discussed as a methyl donor. Betaine HCl additionally contains hydrochloride and is used in a different context, primarily to support stomach acid. This product contains TMG without HCl.
Choosing this format
The capsule format is intended for users who do not want to weigh TMG or measure it as powder. The 100-capsule container offers a straightforward everyday routine with fixed portions.
Storage
Please 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 may be interested in this product?
- People who specifically want to use a methyl donor
- Users who want to understand TMG in the context of NMN or other NAD+ precursors
- Anyone who prefers trimethylglycine in capsules with clearly defined portions
Further information
More detailed information on TMG and other substances is available on the Facebook page run by the AFEGA Research Group.


