Experiences with

Glutamine

Source: https://www.acsh.org/news/2019/10/02/starving-cancer-cutting-its-favorite-foods-glucose-and-glutamine-14314

Specifically, JHU083 can only be turned into its active, glutamine-blocking form inside the tumor, preventing it from causing harmful side effects elsewhere in the body. " We all know that PCa is glutamine dependent but that glutamine is super useful in many biological processes inside our body, so

If prostate cancer cells are enriched with androgens that normally propel their growth and spread, could they still be "starved" by selectively inhibiting their GLUT receptor expressions to block their uptake of glucose and also by limiting their ability to turn to and utilize glutamine as a backup

Cancer cells have been shown to be able to use not only glucose, but also glutamine for generating cellular energy, reducing power, and metabolic building blocks for biosynthesis. A bit sciency , but a good watch when it comes to the approach to a cancer fight.

This subgroup presents an intriguing opportunity for targeted therapy focusing on glutamine metabolism.

Hi everyone, could anyone advice me on L Glutamine, I have Intestinal Metaplasia and I don't know if I should take it. I have read it supports the stomach lining but I am concerned that this would only help a 'normal stomach' and I may do more harm than good. Thanks

Hi everyone, have any of you tried the above marketed as THERA NORDIC REZCUE. It is supposed to be benificial in healing inflammation in the digestive tract. Your comments would be welcome , thanks

I've decreased probiotics to 1 per day and am still taking Zinc, Iron tablets, Akkermancia, L Glutamine and the fibre. (1 teaspoon of milled flax/chia in my breakfast porridge around 08:30).

Hey, has anyone any experience using glutamine for Atrophic Gastritis

I was reading an old post and someone commented about this, so naturally I asked the question and found this study: https://www.neurologylive.com/view/functional-motor-symptoms-influenced-glutamate-glutamine-fluctuations Interesting reading and saying that the "functional movements" are down to biology

Hi everyone, I am thinking of ordering some of above but not sure if taking it is safe as I have AMAG with neuroendocrine hyperplasia can anyone offer any advice please.

My Dads new oncologist switched his steroid from prednisolone to dexamethasone - she was distressed at first appointment to see he was on zytiga and prednisolone. She said research pretty clear that dexamethasone is better. On today's PSA results she is clearly correct. We thought that he had become

I take creatine would like to add bcaa/lucene and glutamine. Any issues here? Also I tend to consume a reasonable amount of Greek yogurt, mostly low-fat, and I add feta cheese to my salads and vegetables for lunch. Is dairy an issue?

Now my nutritionist wants me to start taking Slippery Elm and Glutamine 3 x a day but if have found that she has prescribed quite a lot that doesn’t agree with me. Originally it was 7 different things but 2 didn’t agree with me and are just sat in the cupboard and they weren’t cheap!

https://www.cureus.com/articles/267994-antiandrogen-withdrawal-syndrome-after-discontinuation-of-enzalutamide-in-patients-with-metastatic-castration-resistant-prostate-cancer-a-report-of-two-clinical-cases-and-a-literature-review#!/ Abstract Metastatic prostate cancer treatment is based on

Also I am taking vit D+K, B complex, Magnesium, Zinc,Fish Oil, L-Glutamine All help gratefully received

Now they said to take Glutamine for the neuropathy and it did help but low and behold the RLS came back. I read a little bit that it might be from the Glutamine? And possibly NAC - N acetyl cysteine might help? Does anyone have any experience with either Glutamine or NAC?

As a building block of protein, one would need to avoid fully-formed protein when attempting a glutamine-restrictive diet, but it is plentiful in other foods too [3]: The following are the percentages of protein made up of L-glutamine in each high-glutamine food: Eggs: 4.4% (0.6 g per 100 g of eggs

If I take L-Glutamine my joints don't hurt, my energy is up, I sleep peacefully all night (with usual pee breaks). How can it be bad for me if it makes me feel so well?

I take (under the guidance of a dietitian) 1 probiotic, 2 digestive enzymes, 2 L-glutamine, Vitamin C, D and zinc, Evening Primrose oil (all these mentioned are natural) and 30mg Amitriptyline (for IBS pain management) - all these tablets are mainly to control my IBS.