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    Ok so i like glutamine as a sup, but now my supplier is saying that this "new" glutamine is the shitzer cause you load it like creatine....
    Should i use it or just stick with straight powder?? I gotta get some s'arvo and don't wanna waist my $$$
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    Whats "new" about it? WHY should it be loaded?


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    the body has no true storage capacity for glutamine
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    Quote Originally Posted by gopro
    Whats "new" about it? WHY should it be loaded?
    I went with just the powder.... He said last night it was to help stop your stomach acid from breaking it down to much...

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    On the "new and improved" subject, I went into the local Attilio's a while back and the saleslady tried to sell me some "new and improved" creatine at a substantially higher price than the old creatine. When I asked her what was new and improved about it, she didn't have a clue. I think her response was, "Well, its new....and improved......"

    I didn't buy any.

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