This amino acid is just wonderful (only those with mania and diabetes are discouraged from supplementation). Not only is it a mild stimulant (take only before 3 p.m., between meals only, 1-10 gram/day), but it also promotes GI tract health, counteracts hypoglycemia, prevents muscle tissue wasting during strenuous exercise, and deters up to 80% of habitual alcohol consumers. And it's cheap, just a few bucks a month. Move over, Cymbalta.
Has Lilly done anything with Glutamine analogs? I realize that Glutamine itself cannot be patented because God beat us to it, but one would think that analogs might be more specific, more potent, or both.
Has Lilly done anything with Glutamine analogs? I realize that Glutamine itself cannot be patented because God beat us to it, but one would think that analogs might be more specific, more potent, or both.