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🗓️ 24 August 2022
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0:00.0 | Eat it. Does it take you closer to your goals or further away from your goals? |
0:05.1 | You know, next food. Eat it. Does it take you closer to your goals or further away from your goals? |
0:09.8 | And find that personalized prescription over time. |
0:15.2 | Welcome back to The Digest This Podcast. I'm your host, Bethany Ugardi. |
0:19.4 | And today we have Jonathan Baylor. He is the founder and |
0:23.6 | CEO of the fastest growing evidence-based wellness company, same solution. He's also authored the |
0:30.7 | New York Times bestseller, The Calorie Myth, and The Set Point Diet. He starred in and produced the award-winning movie Better, |
0:40.2 | has registered over 26 patents, and has done several TED Talks. His work has been implemented |
0:47.2 | by top doctors from Harvard Medical School, John Hopkins, the Mayo Clinic, and the Cleveland |
0:53.6 | clinic. Jonathan lives in Washington with his |
0:57.0 | wife and two daughters and is here today with me. Before we get to the episode, it's time for a |
1:03.9 | bite of knowledge. Today's bite of knowledge, we are talking about l-glutamine and you don't want to |
1:09.3 | miss this because some of this stuff, again, |
1:11.9 | may surprise you and you'll definitely be adding it to your daily routine. First of all, what is |
1:19.8 | glutamine? It's an amino acid and amino acids are molecules that play many roles in the body. Their |
1:26.9 | main purpose is to serve as building |
1:29.1 | blocks for proteins. Some supplements listed as L-glutamine, but others simply use the term |
1:36.7 | glutamine. Both are correct. It's produced naturally in your body. However, there are times |
1:43.6 | your body needs more glutamine than your body can |
1:46.8 | produce. So it's important to supplement if you're finding your body needs more. Elgutamine deficiencies. |
1:55.0 | So let's talk about those for a second. Some of the reasons a person might experience |
1:59.6 | L-glutamine deficiencies are shock or extreme stress, trauma, major infections, intense exercise, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immune disorders such as HIV or AIDS, chronic gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn's disease or inflammatory bowel |
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