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Glutamine & Antiseizure Medication Dangers
Glutamine or L-glutamine, an amino acid dervived from glutamic acid, is used as a treatment for allergies, digestive problems like irritable bowel syndrome and for treating various symptoms experienced by athletes who train too vigorously. It is thought to be a safe supplement when taken at recommended divided dosages generally in the 1.5 to 6 grams daily range. If, however, you are taking an antiseizure medication, DO NOT take glutamine supplements without your doctorīs approval. High dosages of glutamine may overwhelm these drugs and pose a risk prone to seizures.
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5/17/2007 5:38:33 AM Jane
said:
My son's doctor told him that taking high doses of glutamine will cause brain cells to die and will eventually cause Parkinson's Disease. Has anyone else heard this?
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