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Description
Glutamine is an important nutrient and fuel for the GI tract during illness, stress, and injury and can be produced by glutamate and ammonia

It is isolated from the fruits and seeds of the milk thistle ( Silybum marianum ) and is widely used for the treatment of several diseases

These interventions reduce the relative abundance of TMA lyase-encoding bacteria, thereby decreasing TMA and TMAO production and ultimately attenuating atherosclerosis [154160]

Tohidi Maryam

These mechanisms plausibly influence behavioral domains (irritability, hyperactivity, sociability, language, sleep) and interact with gastrointestinal comorbidities and barrier integrity
