Glutamine

L-Glutamine - the most abundant amino acid in the human body - is involved in many metabolic processes, including the synthesis and protection of muscle tissue, the production of glycogen, and immune support during periods of immune and muscular stress. L-Glutamine is also a major source of fuel for enterocytes (intestinal cells) and hence supports the integrity of the intestinal lining

Protects Muscle Tissue & Supports Immune Function*

L-Glutamine – the most abundant amino acid in the human body – is involved in many metabolic processes; including the synthesis and protection of muscle tissue; the production of glycogen; and immune support during periods of immune and muscular stress.* L-Glutamine is also a major source of fuel for enterocytes (intestinal cells) and hence supports the integrity of the intestinal lining.*

Keep out of the reach of children.

Protects Muscle Tissue & Supports Immune Function*

L-Glutamine – the most abundant amino acid in the human body – is involved in many metabolic processes; including the synthesis and protection of muscle tissue; the production of glycogen; and immune support during periods of immune and muscular stress.* L-Glutamine is also a major source of fuel for enterocytes (intestinal cells) and hence supports the integrity of the intestinal lining.*

Keep out of the reach of children.

Protects Muscle Tissue & Supports Immune Function*

L-Glutamine - the most abundant amino acid in the human body - is involved in many metabolic processes; including the synthesis and protection of muscle tissue; the production of glycogen; and immune support during periods of immune and muscular stress.* L-Glutamine is also a major source of fuel for enterocytes (intestinal cells) and hence supports the integrity of the intestinal lining.*

Keep out of the reach of children.

Protects Muscle Tissue & Supports Immune Function*

L-Glutamine – the most abundant amino acid in the human body – is involved in many metabolic processes;  including the synthesis and protection of muscle tissue; the production of glycogen; and immune support during periods of immune and muscular stress.* L-Glutamine is also a major source of fuel for enterocytes (intestinal cells) and hence supports the integrity of the intestinal lining.*

Keep out of the reach of children.

L-Glutamine, a free-form amino acid, can be converted to glutamic acid. Glutamic acid is a precursor to the important inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid). L-Glutamine also plays an important role in ammonia disposal.