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Crohn's Disease ForumsGeneral & SupportAnyone ever tried Glutamine to help intestines?
12/09/2008 12:04 PM
Dana7
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I got to the end of my rope with all the pain and decided I would try anything. Yes its in the health food discussions. I was told that Glutamine can help heal the lining of your intestines. I have been on it a week and haven't had near the pain. Anyone else out there tried this or experienced this. I am also on asacol too.
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