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I ran across this little goodie when researching other aspects of diabetes control. It is suggested as a means of reducing sugar cravings. Now I don't know if it works or not, and I don't know what the specific risks or potential side effects might be.
Since controlling diet is so important with diabetes, this might be a useful supplement for some diabetics. At least it might help you get over adjustment periods when making a change is more difficult. Be sure you do some more research though, and find out the specific cautions and potential risks before you dive in. Written by Laura Wheeler, Owner of Firelight Business Enterprises, Inc. |
L-Glutamine is another amino acid, so risks and potential benefits are similar to other amino acids. It is less likely to be of help unless a deficiency already exists.Hot Topics
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We've been using Acidophilous for several things - Vitamin K absorption at first, and then because we heard good things about it for Crohn's Disease. |