Glutamine Peptides

Like glutamine itself, the dipeptide forms added to total parenteral nutrition are credited with helping in the recovery of trauma, surgical, and other critically ill patients.

Using glutamine dipeptides in total parenteral nutrition must be done under medical supervision. There are rare reports of bloating and constipation with high dose Glutamine Peptides in total parenteral nutrition. Individuals with liver and renal failure should apply caution in the use of Glutamine Peptide supplements. Nursing mothers and women who are pregnant should avoid oral Glutamine Peptide supplement use unless prescribed by their doctors. This website is intended to educate and inform, and should not replace discussions with your doctor.