L-Glutamine - 3-Month Supply - 500g Powder

L-Glutamine Powder as a Single Amino Acid

Golden Elements L-Glutamine Powder consists of 100 percent L-glutamine. The recommended daily serving is 5 g with 250 ml of water. The 500-g package therefore contains 100 daily servings. The ingredients list does not mention any other components; the product is a single amino acid and not a protein or EAA blend.

When you choose L-Glutamine Powder, you will find the specific substance name, the gram serving, and the package yield together here. The powder form is weighed out. It differs from a capsule serving and from liquid mixtures that contain additional ingredients.

Distinguishing Glutamine from EAA and Whey

L-glutamine refers to a single amino acid. The EAA powder in the range, on the other hand, contains a mixture of several essential amino acids and vitamin B6. Whey protein is a whey protein product with its own nutritional values and flavor variants. These different formulations are not equated based on a common powder quantity.

For comparison, the actually contained components are crucial. One scoop of L-glutamine does not automatically replace a serving of whey or EAA. The approved protein or vitamin functions of other products are also not transferred to this single amino acid.

Portion 5 g with a Suitable Scale

The gram quantity is weighed out before use. A suitable scale is the clear reference for the 5-g serving. The volume of a scoop may vary depending on how it is filled and the type of powder. The stated amount of water is part of the application of this specific product.

The package contents of 500 g are to be distinguished from the individual daily serving. Both pieces of information result in a calculated yield of 100 servings. Using a larger amount of liquid would not change the weighed substance quantity; the stated consumption recommendation remains decisive.

A Single Ingredient and Its Own Product Format

The pure ingredients list is a selection feature of this formulation. It shows that no additional ingredients are declared. For personal dietary decisions, the complete product labeling and the information on the packaging remain relevant. The substance name alone does not describe every other glutamine mixture in the range.

For example, the Bacterial Culture Shots contain L-glutamine as one component of a liquid multi-ingredient formulation. There, the quantity, serving, and other components are different. A shot is therefore not equated with the 5-g powder serving described here.

100 Daily Servings as a Supply

The 500-g package provides 100 full servings according to the stated application. This quantity calculation is not an individual recommendation for a specific duration of intake. When planning your supply, pay attention to the best-before date and storage conditions.

Close the package carefully after taking out some powder and store the powder in a dry, cool place away from light. The links to EAA and Whey help you compare different sports nutrition formats. Each formulation retains its own ingredients, serving information, and application instructions.

Application and Consumption Recommendation

Take 5 g of powder daily with 250 ml of water. Weigh out the quantity as much as possible. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving.

Information and Storage

Do not exceed the recommended consumption amount. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children.

Store closed, dry, cool, and away from light. Observe the best-before date on the packaging.

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The recommended intake is 5 g daily with 250 ml of water. A specific time before or after training is not required by this recommendation.

At 5 g per serving, 500 g provides exactly 100 daily servings. This serving count is more precise than a general estimate in months.

The powder contains only L-glutamine. It is neither a mixture of all essential amino acids nor a complete protein product. Compare the ingredients and quantities of the respective product.