Q. I think my child is allergic to glutamine in HLC Mindlinx? Is that possible?
A. Glutamine is an amino acid found in meats and vegetables, therefore it is almost impossible that your child is actually allergic to glutamine, or they would also be allergic to these foods. However, if the flora is very much out of balance the unwanted bacteria can produce ammonia from glutamine, which is obviously not desirable because ammonia is a mild toxin.
I would suggest that you start out with one of the other probiotic products (HLC Intensive or High Potency), Finest Pure Fish Oil, and plant antimicrobials, such as Alli-Cinn. When the GI tract has been restored you could re-introduce HLC Mindlinx
A. Glutamine is an amino acid found in meats and vegetables, therefore it is almost impossible that your child is actually allergic to glutamine, or they would also be allergic to these foods. However, if the flora is very much out of balance the unwanted bacteria can produce ammonia from glutamine, which is obviously not desirable because ammonia is a mild toxin.
I would suggest that you start out with one of the other probiotic products (HLC Intensive or High Potency), Finest Pure Fish Oil, and plant antimicrobials, such as Alli-Cinn. When the GI tract has been restored you could re-introduce HLC Mindlinx
Labels: HLC Probiotics
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