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Maltodextrin


Maltodextrin is best mixed with water or fruit juice in a shaker or screw-topped mixer. You may also blend it with protein powder since maltodextrin can improve the protein supplement's ability to mix while the protein's flavor can improve maltodextrin's taste. Consume the mix pre-workout, during workout or post-workout to provide enough energy to last all exercises or to quickly replenish glycogen and carbohydrate stores. Every 46 grams of dextrose will provide around 180 calories and no fat.

• Mixes easily, try it in 4 oz of favorite sport drink
• No additives, fillers, or artificial ingredients
• Great source for complex carbohydrates
• Manufactured in the USA in a FDA licensed and Kosher plant
• Mixes great with water, juice, milk, sport drink and is great for cooking
• Proprietary filtration that does not de-nature the protein
• Lab tested for purity

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Dextrose product


Dextrose is about half as sweet as sugar. It is readily absorbed by the body and mixes very well in fluids.
The fine white powder has a bland taste and mixes very well with different types of liquids. The product contains no fat and provides virtually instant fuel for your body.
Bodybuilders usually incorporate dextrose in their diets during the bulking phase. One benefit of dextrose is that is increases blood sugar levels almost instantly and the body responds with almost an instant increase in insulin levels, making it ideal for better absorbtion of protein powder and creatine. One drawback would be the extremely high calories, so although dextrose itself contains no fat, the excess calories will result in a combination of muscle and fat gain.

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Pure dextrose


 Dextrose is a carbohydrate that greatly helps individuals perform better and last longer to cope with the demands of heavily strenuous activities. Dextrose is a very convenient energy source that facilitates rapid delivery and absorption of important nutrients by muscle tissues. Muscle glycogen can instantly be replaced during or after exercise.
Dextrose is derived from cornstarch and is very easily digestible. The starch is initially cooked. Acids and/or enzymes are then added to break the starch into smaller polymers. The process is highly similar to what occurs inside the body when digesting carbohydrates. Dextrose is also known as glucose, a term that was replaced by the term dextrose.





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Why Muscle Feast, LLC?


We guarantee our supplements to be the freshest and purest available:   Muscle Feast, LLC supplements are manufactured under the strictest HACCP, FDA, and Kosher standards, producing the highest quality and purest supplements available. Our raw ingredients undergo state of the art analysis to ensure zero impurities and strict adherence to product labeling. When it comes to price and quality you can't beat Muscle Feast.  We guarantee it!
Important facts you should know about our supplements:
  • Laboratory tested for purity
  • Strict adherence to GmP, HACCP and Kosher standards
  • Licensed and regularly inspected by The Ohio Department of Agriculture
  • Freshly manufactured - not expired or closeout
  • Spoon mixes with no gritty taste or residue
  • Backed by the Muscle Feast 30-day money back guarantee
FREE dosing scoop: Get the exact dosage every time with a free single-dose scoop. Fill to the top, not the line.
How can our Quality be so high and our prices so low?  We are able to keep our pricing so low because we are a relatively small manufacturer with very low overhead and we sell direct to the public. We source the same great suppliers used by more popular brands.


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Any Side Effects of glutamine?



Reports of an upset stomach are associated with ingesting large quantities of glutamine; using smaller doses is recommended if this occurs. Glutamine supplement is considered safe when used in accordance with proper dosing guidelines. At the time of this writing, the most commonly experienced side effects while taking glutamine include: constipation and bloating.
However, anyone with cirrhosis of the liver, kidney conditions, Reye’s syndrome, or any type of disorder that can result in an accumulation of ammonia in the blood are advised to avoid supplemental glutamine.
In addition, because of the potential for side effects and interactions with medications it is crucial that you always speak to a knowledgeable healthcare provider before taking any dietary supplements, including glutamine. This advice is also recommended for anyone suffering from a health condition.
Pregnant and nursing women should only take an amino acid such as glutamine after consulting your physician.

Shelf Life: This product will retain a 2 year shelf life from the date of manufacturer if properly sealed and stored in a dry, cool environment outside of direct sunlight.



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Recommended dose glutamine:


The proper dosage depends on a variety of factors – body weight, activity level, lifestyle stress, overall health, and diet.  Some bodybuilders take as much as 40 grams of glutamine daily. For some, high doses may cause stomach discomfort.
For most people, the recommended L glutamine dosage is between 2-15 grams daily. According to many posts on the internet, supplementing with just two grams of L glutamine daily increased growth hormones by over 400%. However, as of putting together this description for L-Glutamine, I have not been able to come across the details of this study. Start out on the lower end and if you feel you need to increase the amount just monitor how you feel. If you take a large daily dose and feel sick to your stomach, lower the dose. Most of the benefits of glutamine are realized taking 2-10 grams daily so that’s where I’d start.
May not mix very easily. May be hygroscopic and may clump during shipment. This does not affect the efficacy of the product; just the texture. Try mixing in sport drink or anything with a ph less than water to improve mixability.  It may be necessary to let it sit for awhile.


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Additional benefits include glutamine:



  • Serves as a source of fuel for cells lining the intestines
  • It's involved in more metabolic processes than any other amino acid.
  • Some experts point out that glutamine can pass through the protective blood-brain barrier and, because of this, it is known as brain fuel.
  • Aids in protecting the body from ammonia toxicity.
  • Appears to be necessary for normal brain function.
  • Essential for maintaining amino acid balance in the body during times of severe stress.
  • It's used by white blood cells and contributes to normal immune-system function.
  • Promotes the maintenance of a healthy digestive tract.
  • May promote mental alertness and improve mood and memory.
  • May boost immune function and fight infection.
  • May decrease sugar cravings and the desire for alcohol.
  • Helps to prevent the kind of muscle loss (wasting) that can accompany prolonged bed rest or illnesses such as cancer and AIDS who may be incapable of manufacturing their own supply of glutamine. Side Note: It's important to note that stress an injury (including surgical trauma) cause the muscles to release glutamine into the bloodstream. In fact, some experts state that during the time of stress as much as one third of glutamine present in the muscles may be released. As a result, stress and/or illness can lead to the loss of skeletal muscle if not enough glutamine is available. Therefore, one of the benefits of L-glutamine is to ensure enough of it is available in the body to help prevent muscle loss (wasting).
May also help improve:
  • Gastro-intestinal disorders
  • Depression
  • Irritability
  • Withdrawal support for alcoholics
  • Protection of liver tissue against damage from cancer chemotherapy and drugs such as acetaminophen (Tylenol)
  • Prevent the kind of muscle loss (wasting) that can accompany prolonged bed rest or illnesses such as cancer and AIDS
  • Athletes (may help protect the immune system from overtraining stress)


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What are the benefits/uses?


Glutamine has been studied extensively over the past 10–15 years and has been shown to be useful in treatment of serious illnesses, injury, trauma, burns, and treatment-related side-effects of cancer as well as in wound healing for postoperative patients. Evidence indicates that glutamine when orally loaded may increase plasma HGH levels by stimulating the anterior pitutitary gland. Glutamine is important for removing excess ammonia (a common waste product in the body). It also helps your immune system function and appears to be needed for normal brain function and digestion.


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What is L-Glutamine?

Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid (building block of protein) in the body. The body can make enough glutamine for its regular needs, but extreme stress (the kind you would experience after very heavy exercise or an injury), your body may need more glutamine than it can make.  Glutamine is highly in demand throughout the body. It is used in the gut and immune system extensively to maintain optimal performance. 60% of free-form amino acids floating in skeletal muscles is Glutamine. Glutamine plays a very important role in protein metabolism, and it appears to be a very important nutrient for athletes. When supplemented, it may help athletes reduce the amount of muscle breakdown that occurs because other tissues that need glutamine will not rob the glutamine stored in the muscle cells. Most glutamine is stored in muscles followed by the lungs, where much of the glutamine is made. 





 

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