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Solgar 5-htp


boroboy77

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boroboy77 Newbie

hi,

recently started taking solgar 5-htp. now, the label says the capsules are wheat-free, which may indicate gluten-free, but im not 100% sure...

whilst googling i found something giving a list of solgar's products containing gluten, hence everything else is gluten-free (5-htp wasnt on the gluten-containing list). however the post dated back to '05 so im wondering if anyone could tell me if solgar 5-htp is still indeed gluten-free

thank you very much and God Bless ;-)

BB77


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Lisa Mentor

I am not familiar with that. Sorry I cannot help.

If a product indicates wheat free, it is not a guarantee that it is gluten free.

boroboy77 Newbie

momma goose youre hot!

Lisa Mentor
momma goose youre hot!

:lol::lol::lol: Thanks, I'll pass that on to my two daughters!!!!!

boroboy77 Newbie
:lol: they must get their looks from their Mum :-)
Lisa Mentor

Compliment gratefully accepted. :)

But what is Solgar 5-htp? Perhaps others will know.

zansu Rookie

I get mine from the Vitamin Shoppe (comes with B6 to aid absorption) or from Whole Foods, both of which say they are gluten free. I haven't bought the Solaray brand.


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boroboy77 Newbie

momma goose. it increases natural serotonin, good for depression etc... im just wondering if its gluten-free

new to LI Newbie

if im not to late 5-Hydroxytryptophan is a "natural" SSRI, and from what i understand it is not effective unless enteric coated. I was also told although B6 is usefull it should be taken at a differnet time then 5-HTP

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