I don;t think so. Glutamine isn;t absorbed orally very well and it just converts to BCAA's in the body so you might as well take BCAA's.Better yet, take GEAR -- it's the only protein product superior to any food or supplement source.
I don;t think so. Glutamine isn;t absorbed orally very well and it just converts to BCAA's in the body so you might as well take BCAA's.Better yet, take GEAR -- it's the only protein product superior to any food or supplement source.
Considering glutamine is pretty cheap it couldn't hurt to use it but I wouldn't say it's necessary. I do notice a slight increase in recovery but I would honestly just take your money and use it for food, most supplements are bs anyways.
The only ones worth buying in my opinion is a whey protein and a good creatine blend. In pct you need to buy a good libido booster and something with stinging nettle or avenacosoides in it to help recover. Other then that anything else is not necessary in my opinion.
L-Glutamine can be beneficial, though debatable, so I wouldn't call it "necessary" by any means. With that said, I do supplement 5-10g post workout. It's pretty cheap for an 80 serving tub from MR Supps