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Hiv And L-glutamine
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Ask the Experts
glutamineDo you recommend taking gltamine for wasting/weight loss and if so how many grams per day?...
Response from Douglas T. Dieterich, M.D.
New York University, School of Medicine
Glutamine has not been well studied to date in HIV wasting, but there is some evidence of adding to muscele mass. I don't think it could hurt if taken in the recommended daily doses. Douglas T. Dieterich, M.D....
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L-Glutamine / suggested doseage is 40 Grams daily?I read that a study was conducted to determine a nutritional supplement that would help minimize... Read more »L-Glutamine and diarrheaIn response to the gentleman who suggested L-Glut as a supplement to help control diarrhea,... Read more »
Articles
Diarrhea ... Again?Let's face it. Diarrhea is not a glamorous subject to talk about. But it does occur, especially in HIV infection. It affects as many as 30-50 percent of HIV positive individuals at some point in time. Diarrhea is defined by the Centers for Disease... Read more »
Liver ToxicityLiver impairment in HIV disease is common and has many possible causes, only one of which are the medications you're taking. Many infections can result in liver damage, including: co-infection with hepatitis viruses opportunistic infections such... Read more »
Exercise: The Best Therapy for Managing Side EffectsThere are many benefits of exercise in HIV disease. Besides the evident improved self-image, energy level, and mental outlook, several research studies performed with HIV-positive people have found the following clinical benefits in body composition... Read more »
Side Effects of HIV DrugsTable of Contents Side Effects and HIV Drugs Being Informed About Side Effects Helps Women and Side Effects Milder Side Effects More Serious Side Effects Other Possible Side Effects Side Effects or Toxicities During Pregnancy ... Read more »
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hiv & working out/bodybuilding
Posted by windycitypozdude, 2 Replies
hey everyone! i have always been a "working out," active kind of guy, and always been interested in getting bigger/more muscular, etc. i shy away from the term "bodybuilding" as for me that conjures notions of drug-enhanced muscularity that is...
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steroid alternatives
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi, I've been HIV for a little over 10 years. I'm still in very good health with undetectableviral load over the past year and a half. I'm interested in hearing from others if they've had success with or can suggest... Read more » Borraron mi post sobre cura
Posted by Anonymous
Han borrado mi post sin ninguna explicacionsobre posible cura de hiv. Les recomiendo vean la red de www-healtboards-com HIV/AIDS y lean el HIV/AIDS REVERSAL post de Jeffrey123 . Ahi hay informacion sobre como Selenio y otros amino acidos, como... Read more » Advertisement
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