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supplement:
Glutamic Acid
supplement:
Adrenocorticotropic Hormone
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“ GLU and hCRH had an additive effect on ACTH (964.9+/-106.6 pmol/l per 120 min, P<0.02) and a less than additive effect on cortisol levels (35542.5+/-2720.”
“Similarly, GLU and AVP had an additive effect on ACTH (825.6+/-139.6 pmol/l per 120 min, P<0.02) and an effect less than additive on cortisol levels (33059.2+/-1965.3 nmol/l per 120 min).”
“… ACTH … GLU (area under the curve: 426.4+/-80.9 pmol/l per 120 min) was higher than that to AVP (206.3+/-38.8 pmol/….02) and that to hCRH (299.8+/-39.8 pmol/l per 120 min) although this latter difference did not attain statistical significance.”
Interaction between glucagon and human corticotropin-releasing hormone or vasopressin on ACTH and cortisol secretion in humans.“However, only a single human study has reported that an oral load of glutamic acid induced the secretion of prolactin and probably adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) (but not other pituitary hormones).”
“ Glutamic acid may be an important modulator of PRL and ACTH secretion in humans.”
“With enrichment … ration with glutamic acid and also following a parenteral introduction of large doses of … definite protective effect was revealed and, conversely, administration of ACTH (intramuscularly, for 7 day in a dose of 5 Units per 100 … of body weight) increased the convulsion response readiness of the organism.”
[Effect of the nature of the nutrition and of the functional state of the hypophyseal-adrenal system on the "convulsion readiness" of the body].
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