Health Aid L Glutamine Tablets

Health Aid L-Glutamine Tablets provide 500 mg of L-glutamine, an amino acid used as a building block for proteins. The product uses pharmaceutical-grade L-glutamine in a pure, free form designed for ready absorption and use by the body. L-glutamine may support normal brain function and mental activity by helping the body remove ammonia from tissues. The tablets are vegan and vegetarian.

Adults and children over 16 years should take 1 to 2 tablets daily on an empty stomach. This may be increased to 3 tablets if required, or follow the advice of a doctor.

• Contains pure L-glutamine in its free form for ready absorption and use by the body.
• Formulated with pharmaceutical-grade glutamine powder.
• Suitable for vegan and vegetarian diets.
• Free from yeast, gluten, wheat, soya, sugar, salt, artificial colours, flavourings and preservatives.

• Not intended for children aged 16 years or younger.
• Consult a doctor before using this supplement or changing your usual supplement routine.

• L-glutamine free base: An amino acid and protein building block that may support brain, digestive and immune functions.
• Other ingredients: Di-calcium phosphate, microcrystalline cellulose, vegetable-source magnesium stearate, crosslinked sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, silica and acacia gum.
• Coating: Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and vegetable glycerin.

This product contains L-glutamine rather than D-glutamine. L-glutamine is the form mainly used by the body.

NRV means Nutrient Reference Value.

• Designed to supplement L-glutamine intake in adults and children over 16 years.
• May provide additional glutamine when the body's usual supply does not meet its needs.

• As a protein building block, L-glutamine may support normal tissue and metabolic functions.
• Normal brain function and mental activity may be supported through glutamine's role in clearing ammonia from tissues.
• Digestive health may benefit from glutamine's role in maintaining the protective barrier of the intestines.
• Immune function may be supported because white blood cells use glutamine as an energy source.