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brumans2

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posted July 21, 2000 06:04 PM

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my MRP says it has 10 grams of glutamine peptides.. and 3 grams of L-Glutamine.. what are glutamine peptides?


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riskybiz007

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posted July 22, 2000 01:44 AM

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peptides are bigger molecules and are supposseably more absorbable than l-glutamine


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Boogieman

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posted July 22, 2000 12:03 PM

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is there a difference between l-glutamine acid and l-glutamic?

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cockdezl

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posted July 23, 2000 02:00 PM

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Glutamine peptides are simply chains of glutamine...the prefix denotes how many compose a chain, i.e. DIpeptide=2, TRIpeptide=3, etc. The intestines have the ability to absorb small peptides, di- and tripeptides, which can escape utilization by the intestinal cells. I have not seen too much in terms of research showing blood levels of glutamine after ingestion of the two forms, but many claim that the peptide form results in better blood levels, since free glutamine is readily used up by the intestinal cells.

Glutamine is different than glutamic acid, although in the body the two are convertable.


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Dread Lord Good Guy

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posted September 20, 2000 12:46 AM

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beats me, i just eat em along with this other crap

emmm,,, deer pellots,,, cow pellets,,, rabbit pellets.


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bison

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posted September 20, 2000 10:35 AM

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without all the scientific mumbo jumbo....glutamine peptides can be taken with food or your favorite protein powder and your body still absorbs it..so its versitile. the cheaper stuff L-glutamine has to be taken on an empty stomach, no protein powder alternative, so your body can absorb it.


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Ubermass

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posted September 28, 2000 10:52 AM

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go to www.proteinfactory.com they have some info on it

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