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    L Glutamine thoughts

    Hello guys. I've been taking l glutamine for leaky gut purposes, started 2 months ago to take 15-25 grams per day. Noticed good improvements in gut and generally digestive systems(less coated tongue, almost non-white like is fully clear, probiotic-like effect, less gut sensivity, prognosed...
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    A gut repair equation - Amino acids > polyphenols > fiber

    Credit to Joel Greene. His brief Q&A on the Ben Greenfield podcast found here: Crohn's Disease & Carnivore, Raw Beans, Lectin Myths, & More. The basic explanation I gathered was: Protein (namely glutamine and glycine) and niacin are responsible for repairing the upper/small intestine. This...
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    Arginine / Glutamine Depletion May Treat Cancer By Blocking The Warburg "Effect"

    As my readers have noticed, I started putting quotes around the "effect" part of the infamous observation made by Otto Warburg himself. Over the last 3-4 years, even mainstream medicine has started to publish studies acknowledging that the "effect" is very much a cause as well. In other words...
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    (Brain) Cancer Is A Metabolic Disease, Can Be Treated By Glutamine Restriction

    It seems that mainstream medicine is finally wisening up to the massacre they have been orchestrating for the last 100 years. Without much fanfare or apologies, medicine is now quietly changing its story on cancer, hoping the public won't notice as long as a cure is finally found. The study...
  5. haidut

    Cancer Is NOT Addicted To Glucose, As Previously Thought

    Little by little, the lies about cancer told for over 100 years start to fall apart. One of the last strongholds of the "traditional" view on cancer is that it is "addicted" to glucose and eating a high-carb diet fuels tumor growth. Evidence to the contrary has actually been available for...
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    Metabolism Of Galactose In The Brain And Liver Of Rats And Its Conversion Into Glutamate And Other A

    Metabolism of galactose in the brain and liver of rats and its conversion into glutamate and other amino acids. - PubMed - NCBI Abstract Time- and dose-dependent measurements of metabolites of galactose (with glucose as control) in various organs of rats are discussed. Not only the liver but...
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    Plasma taurine concentrations increase after enteral glutamine supplementation in trauma patients an

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12499349 Abstract BACKGROUND: Taurine is a unique amino acid with antioxidant and osmolytic properties. Glutamine serves as the preferred fuel for the gut, liver, and immune cells and as a precursor for antioxidants. Trauma patients have low glutamine...
  8. haidut

    Biotin Reduces Ammonia Levels In Brain And Blood

    Rat study, but should be applicable to humans as well. Human equivalent dosage is about 20mg of biotin per day, which may seem very high to some. However, it has been shown to be safe in humans for up to a year administration and incidentally this is the dose used in humans to lower cholesterol...
  9. haidut

    Melanoma Needs Glutamine To Grow And Dies Without It

    In support of Ray's opinion on amino acids like glutamine and arginine fueling cancer growth, this study found that melanoma cancer needs glutamine for its growth and without a steady supply of glutamine the cancer dies. So, glutamine and arginine restriction / depletion seem to be viable...
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    Is Taking L-Glutamine For Leaky Gut Peat Friendly?

    I have some gut issues, im starting to think i got leaky gut and would like to try large amounts of L-Glutamine. I am going to be doing some tests with the doctor, but thats for SIBO. Leaky gut is hard to diagnose. So, just wondering if there is info on whether glutamine is bad? I know...
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