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gamma-Glutamylmethylamide, also known as GMA, N-methyl-L-glutamine, and metheanine, is an amino acid found in green tea, which is structurally related to L-theanine and L-glutamine.

GMA has been shown to be an effective hypotensive, more so than L-theanine.

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	'''''gamma''-Glutamylmethylamide''', also known as '''GMA''', '''''N''-methyl-<small>L</small>-glutamine''', and '''metheanine''', is an amino acid found in green tea, which is structurally related to <small>L</small>-[[theanine]] and <small>L</small>-glutamine.		'''''gamma''-Glutamylmethylamide''', also known as '''GMA''', '''''N''-methyl-<small>L</small>-glutamine''', and '''metheanine''', is an amino acid found in green tea, which is structurally related to <small>L</small>-[[theanine]] and <small>L</small>-glutamine.

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