taurine
/ˈtɔːriːn/
noun
- An amino acid found in many animal tissues, often added to energy drinks and supplements for its potential health benefits.
- Some studies suggest taurine may support heart health and eye function.
- Taurine is naturally present in meat and fish, but not in plant foods.
- Many energy drinks contain taurine to help improve mental and physical performance.
adjective
- Relating to or resembling a bull.
- In mythology, the Minotaur had a taurine head and a human body.
- The taurine features of the ancient statue suggested it was a symbol of strength.
- The artist's taurine imagery was inspired by the bulls of Spanish bullfighting.