Glutamines

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L-Glutamine

Glu­t­a­mine is the most abun­dant amino acid in the human body. In fact, 60% of the free amino acid pool in the mus­cles is made up of glu­t­a­mine indi­cat­ing its sig­nif­i­cance. In stress sit­u­a­tions, such as dur­ing and after an intense train­ing ses­sion, the body requires so much glu­t­a­mine that not enough can be syn­the­sized so it becomes a con­di­tion­ally essen­tial amino acid. Read more

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Gluta Pure

Glu­ta­pure® has the finest L-glutamine avail­able on the mar­ket today. Because l-glutamine is essen­tial to main­tain­ing mus­cle mass and encour­ag­ing growth, ath­letes have praised this prod­uct for its effec­tive­ness. Glu­t­a­mine is the most abun­dant amino acid in the body, com­pris­ing more than 60% of the free amino acid pool in skele­tal mus­cle and greater than 20% of total cir­cu­lat­ing amino acids. Sup­ple­men­tal L-glutamine may help reduce mus­cle sore­ness and rebuild mus­cle tissue. Read more

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Glutamine

Glu­t­a­mine is one of the most ver­sa­tile of all amino acids, and among the top aminos used by elite ath­letes. Among its many func­tions, glu­t­a­mine detox­i­fies ammo­nia, reg­u­lates pro­tein syn­the­sis and pro­tein degra­da­tion, func­tions as a nitro­gen pre­cur­sor and trans­fer, pro­motes cel­lu­lar hydra­tion, stim­u­lates growth hor­mone pro­duc­tion, main­tains acid bal­ance, boosts the immune sys­tem, is an energy pre­cur­sor and increases glyco­gen pro­duc­tion in the liver. Read more