Conditionally-Essential Amino Acids
Conditionally-Essential Amino Acids are non-essential amino acids that become essential during stress, illness, or rapid growth. Examples include glutamine and arginine, which support immune function and tissue repair.
Last Reviewed Date: 02/18/25
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