GlutImmune? is a very convenient high absorption source of glutamine. Glutamine is an amino acid that allows for improved immune system and brain function, balanced blood sugar levels, digestive tract health, and increased muscle mass.
Glutamine is used as fuel for immune system and intestinal cellular replication. Maintaining the proper levels of glutamine supports immune system activity while strengthening the intestinal lining. In addition to this, glutamine is important to replenishing glycogen (stored energy) in muscle tissue, and maintaining muscle mass and strength.
Glutamine also plays an important role in maintaining healthy brain function as a source of energy for the nervous system, a key factor in the production of brain neurotransmitters, and an ammonia detoxifier.
GlutImmune? contains covalent bonded glutamine. This refined form of glutamine offers greater stability, delivers up to 10 times more glutamine to the bloodstream than other forms, and is free of dairy products. This chemical construction allows for exceptional absorption abilities in the intestines, including a more balanced and faster uptake of amino acids. GlutImmune? is stable in liquid and can easily be added to your favorite drink or semi-solid food for nutritious refreshment.
Please click here for more information about how to use GlutImmune as a dietary supplement.
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