Glutamic acid |
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| Also known as: | Glutamate | |
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| Botanical Name or Chemical Name: | 2-Aminopentanedioic acid | |
| Description: | Glutamic acid is an amino acid with an excitatory neurotransmitter action on central nervous system. In the body it can be formed from aspartates, arginine, ornithine, proline or alpha-ketoglutaric acid and it is converted to glutathione, histidine, glutamine or GABA. Most animal and vegetable protein sources supply glutamic acid to the body. In the body, it has an important role in amino acid metabolism and brain function. In the brain it reacts with ammonia to form glutamine. |
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Oral Uses
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Recommended DosageTake glutamic acid daily, in divided doses, for many months, as suggested on the label. Cautions & Side EffectsThere is no known safety problems if used at suggested dosage. Do not use it if you have sensitivity to MSG. Take it with caution if you have kidney or liver conditions. If you have neurological conditions use this product under the control of an experienced practitioner. Available FormsGlutamic caid is available in tablet and capsule form. |





