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Old 06-05-2003, 04:48 PM   #1
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glutamine + protein = bloat?

I was wondering if it was normal to feel bloated
after taking protein and glutamine all day long?

I usually take one serving of protein and 1/8
a teaspoon of glutamine, 3 times a day.
First thing in the morning (~8am), after a
workout (~6pm), and another before bed
(~midnight).

I feel a little better if I skip a serving of
glutamine, but I still have lots of gas.
Even up to a day after the last cocktail.

I hope this isn't normal, because I don't
like the feeling of "having to take the kids
to the pool" all day long.
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Old 06-07-2003, 09:19 AM   #2
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What brand of Glutamine and Protein are you using ?

Sometimes poor quality protein initiates stomach cramps and bloating, as well as that it is possible that you are adding to the effect by taking too much glutamine. I have read that taking Glutamine twice a day is optimal , furthermore it is possible that the protein you have also got glutamine in your protein to add to the problem
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Old 07-20-2003, 10:19 PM   #3
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I eat all kinds of protein,drink lots of water,and take 15 grams of Glutamine everyday.Feel pumped.Only get bloated if I overeat but doesn't last more than a couple hours.Volume equals mass.



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Old 07-21-2003, 07:44 AM   #4
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I agree w/silencer
Look at the quality of protien that you are using. Alot of people get cramps or bloat when they take in a poor quality of protien due to the milk product in it. You could try some isolate protien and see if that helps. I have never heard of glut bloating someone, I does upset some peoples stomachs but not bloating.
Try just takin your glut(5 Grams) before bed and after a workout.
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Old 07-21-2003, 09:20 AM   #5
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I would have to agree with Silencer and DWI, I have been taking glutamine and protein supps for awhile and I have never had those probs. But I had something close, in the morn when I would make my oatmeal if I didn't let it "cook" long enough it would expand in my stomach causing me to feel bloated. Now the first thing I do is start my oatmeal first thing when I get up then get ready and eat just before I leave. So far so good



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Old 07-26-2003, 06:21 AM   #6
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Ive heard something about this problem. When glutamine is taken at wrong dosages I believe it is disturbing to the stomach probably because the cells are fighting to get theyr own share. I dont know the technical details but my opinion is you should up your glutamine take and see how that goes. Good Luck!
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Old 08-02-2003, 10:10 AM   #7
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I take glutamine routinely at over 15 gms daily. I also do high quality proteins and occasional protein shakes that contain glutamine (Myoplex Deluxe). I have not experienced any bloating at.



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I'm still wondering how on gods green earth somebody can suffer any side effect from Glutamine
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Old 08-02-2003, 10:14 AM   #9
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Well I suspect there are people out there that think its close enough to other things to warrant an attempt at snorting it...



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Damn them bad bad supplement companies have mixed up the directors batch of heroine with a customers Glutamine!!!

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