L-Glutamine Powder 300 G By Lidtke
Lidtke L-Glutamine Powder 300 g
L-Glutamine, USP - For stomach, intestinal, kidney and muscle health.*
Lidtke®'s L-Glutamine powder is certified to be Vegan, allergen-free, non-GMO, and solvent-free.
Because L-Glutamine is one of the few preferred sources of energy by the brain, L-Glutamine also is reported to help support mental energy and support normal cravings for food.*
Clinical studies in recent years have changed the long-held view that glutamine is a non-essential amino acid. This reassessment has occurred in stages. Since the 1980's L-Glutamine has been classified as a conditionally-essential amino acid, meaning that your body usually can make (synthesize) enough. However, clinicians have widely disputed this view, claiming that "enough" frequently is not enough.
By the early 1990's researchers were catching up and becoming more alert to the possibility that during times of stress, your body's production of L-Glutamine simply cannot keep up with its requirements.*
The amino acid L-Glutamine is commonly used for:
Gastrointestinal health*
Muscle maintenance and growth*
L-Glutamine pharmaceutical grade:
Lidtke L-Glutamine surpasses JP (Japan Pharmacopeia), USP (United States Pharmacopeia), EP (European Pharmacopeia), and FCC (Food Chemical Codex) standards for purity and safety
No animal products of any kind are used in the manufacture of Lidtke L-Glutamine, and it is suitable for Vegan or Vegetarian diets
Lidtke L-Glutamine is free of a long list of allergens, including corn, soy, grains, dairy, eggs, fish, shellfish, gluten, yeast, treenuts, peanuts, artificial colors, artificial flavors, preservatives, and more.
Excellent stability
Lidtke L-Glutamine is made by a natural fermentation process, similar to the process used to produce yogurt
L-Glutamine, USP - For stomach, intestinal, kidney and muscle health.*
Lidtke®'s L-Glutamine powder is certified to be Vegan, allergen-free, non-GMO, and solvent-free.
Because L-Glutamine is one of the few preferred sources of energy by the brain, L-Glutamine also is reported to help support mental energy and support normal cravings for food.*
Clinical studies in recent years have changed the long-held view that glutamine is a non-essential amino acid. This reassessment has occurred in stages. Since the 1980's L-Glutamine has been classified as a conditionally-essential amino acid, meaning that your body usually can make (synthesize) enough. However, clinicians have widely disputed this view, claiming that "enough" frequently is not enough.
By the early 1990's researchers were catching up and becoming more alert to the possibility that during times of stress, your body's production of L-Glutamine simply cannot keep up with its requirements.*
The amino acid L-Glutamine is commonly used for:
