Protein

Sustamine

Also known as: Kyowa L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine Dipeptide, AlaGln Patent

Kyowa Hakko's patented dipeptide of alanine and glutamine, dramatically more soluble and gut-stable than free glutamine; improves hydration and recovery.

Clinical dose
1 g sustamine improved hydration markers and endurance comparably to higher-dose glutamine (Pruna et al., 2016)
Typical label dose
1–2 g/day
Category
Protein
  • Recovery
  • Hydration
  • Gut Health
  • Endurance
  • Lean Muscle

What it is & how it works

Cleaved by intestinal dipeptidases → delivers alanine and glutamine intact; bypasses gut glutaminase consumption; supports gut barrier and immune cell glutamine pool.

Dosage

The clinically studied dose is 1 g sustamine improved hydration markers and endurance comparably to higher-dose glutamine (Pruna et al., 2016).On labels you'll typically see 1–2 g/day.

What the research shows

EAA, intra-workout, and hydration products use Sustamine for its solubility and gut-stable glutamine delivery, free glutamine wastes most of the dose in the gut.

Studies & citations

Formulas it appears in

  • EAA/BCAA
  • Hydration / Electrolyte
  • Recovery Formula

EAA/BCAA

Categories

Sustamine FAQ

What is Sustamine?

Kyowa Hakko's patented dipeptide of alanine and glutamine, dramatically more soluble and gut-stable than free glutamine; improves hydration and recovery.

How much Sustamine should I take per day?

The clinically studied dose is 1 g sustamine improved hydration markers and endurance comparably to higher-dose glutamine (Pruna et al., 2016).

What does Sustamine do?

EAA, intra-workout, and hydration products use Sustamine for its solubility and gut-stable glutamine delivery, free glutamine wastes most of the dose in the gut.

What is Sustamine found in?

EAA/BCAA

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