Taurine is a naturally occurring amino sulfonic acid in the body and can be derived from food sources such as seafood and meat. This essential amino block is involved in numerous functions such as stabilizing cell membranes, maintaining cellular integrity and modulating intracellular free calcium concentration. Studies demonstrate that Taurine is the most abundant amino acid in the brain, retina, muscle tissue and organs throughout the body. Taurine provides a wide variety of central nervous system functions, from cellular development to cyto-protection. Deficiency of this amino acid is associated with cardiomyopathy, renal dysfunction, developmental abnormalities and damage to retinal neurons....