Glutamine has recently been the focus of much scientific interest. A growing body of evidence suggests that during certain stressful times, the body may require more glutamine than it can produce. Under these circumstances, glutamine may be considered a "conditionally essential" amino acid. Glutamine is involved in maintaining a positive nitrogen balance and also aids in supporting immune system lymphocytes and intestinal cell enterocytes.* In addition, glutamine is a regulator of acid-base balance and a nitrogen transporter.*
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