My uncle is undergoing cancer treatment, and we're being extremely careful about his diet and supplements. I heard a concerning rumour that L-glutamine might feed cancer cells. Is it true that L-glutamine feeds cancer cells? We need to know.
8 months ago
Having PCOS makes me super cautious about what I put in my body, so I understand your worry. While cancer cells do utilize glutamine for rapid growth, taking it as a dietary supplement doesn't automatically cause cancer in healthy individuals. Still, it is safer to discuss with a doctor before starting any strong amino acid.
6 months ago
I always prefer natural foods like buttermilk or fermented rice for gut health instead of these laboratory powders. However, if there are any serious symptoms or a family history of cancer, please don't take risks with random supplements. Go and see a proper doctor for an evaluation.
6 months ago
Haan, research toh kehti hai ki cancer cells glutamine consume karte hain, par iska matlab ye nahi ki normal bande ko supplements se cancer ho jayega na. Phir bhi, dimaag me thoda sa bhi darr hai toh ye sab powders mat khao aur simple ghar ka khana khao.
5 months ago
Haan na, internet pe kuch bhi dravani baatein padho toh darr lagta hai. Glutamine is actually essential for our gut lining, but yes, tumor cells also use it to multiply. Isliye bin-zaruri high dose tablets nahi lene chahiye, normal khana hi sabse best hai.
4 months ago
Glutamine is an amino acid naturally found in high-protein vegetarian foods like paneer, beans, and dairy. Our body naturally produces and uses it daily, so eating a normal diet is perfectly safe. But if you are planning to take high-dose synthetic supplements, do consult a physician first.
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