Kaged Glutamine

enhances protein synthesis to help you pack on more muscle

FERMENTED GLUTAMINE

WHY GLUTAMINE?

Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the human body. Though not considered an “essential” amino acid, it is without question a “conditional” amino acid. It’s important to several processes, including muscle growth. When your body is depleted of glutamine, such as after an intense workout, you’ll want to restore your glutamine levels right afterward. Supplementing with glutamine can help with muscle protein synthesis and reducing muscle breakdown.*

NOTHING COMES CLOSE

MUSCLE SUPPORT

Each serving has 5 g of fermented glutamine to help quickly replenish glutamine levels following tough workouts.* Glutamine enhances protein synthesis and stacks well with other Kaged supplements.*

BENEFITS OF KAGED L-GLUTAMINE

• Fermentation derived versus synthetic
• GRAS

DID YOU KNOW?

Most Glutamine on the market today is made from duck feathers and human hair - not ours!

WHY FERMENTED L-GLUTAMINE IS THE BEST

Many glutamine supplements you see in the market are from shellfish, human hair, and bird feathers which are not the best source for L-Glutamine.

Fermented L-Glutamine is the purest L-Glutamine you can buy. It's vegan, non-GMO and third-party tested banned substance free.

It is important for consumers to note that in purchasing a glutamine supplement, quality should be considered over price. Cheaply priced glutamine is generally indicative of low-quality raw materials used in the manufacturing process. With Micropure Glutamine by Kaged, you can be assured that you are getting high-quality free-form glutamine.

BETTER TOGETHER

Combining Kaged’s BCAA, Glutamine, and Hydra-Charge is the perfect combination to help you achieve your fitness goals.



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6. Silva AC et al. Efficacy of a glutamine-based oral rehydration solution on the electrolyteand water absorption in a rabbit model of secretory diarrhea induced by cholera toxin. JPediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 1998;26:513–9

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.