Glutamine is the amino acid that best exemplifies the versatility of these ingredients. Its release is controlled by key metabolic organs. Glutamine is used by the body on a daily basis, but under catabolic conditions the body needs more of it. The cause of catabolic processes in the body is usually too little of the building blocks in the muscle tissues - a condition that usually accompanies patients recovering from burns and surgery, but also people practising high-intensity exercise.

NOW Foods: glutamine 1000 mg

Glutamine is an endogenous, protein-building amino acid. This means that the body is able to produce it on its own. When the supply of glutamine is too low in relation to demand, it is worth supplementing the deficit with suitable nutrients. It is mainly found in beef, eggs, tofu, rice and milk. Supporting a balanced diet can also be supplements in capsules - such as NOW Foods L-Glutamine.

NOW Foods: glutamine in capsules

Dietary supplements are substances that can support the optimal state of the body. NOW Foods L-Glutamine is one such supplement. It is sufficient to take 3 capsules daily at equal intervals between meals. Also check the Product Label to find out more about NOW Foods L-Glutamine 1000 mg.