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Arginine
Description Arginine
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Arginine is a semi-essential amino acid, which means that the body can produce it in sufficient quantities under certain conditions, but sometimes it needs to be obtained from food or supplements.
Forms of release
Arginine is available as a supplement in the form of:
- arginine supplement capsules;
- arginine powder;
- drinkable arginine or liquid form;
- arginine infusion.
It varies in form, concentration and other active ingredients. It can be found as a single ingredient, such as Solaray L-arginine or Sargenor from Viatris, or in combination with other ingredients, such as Astenor. Supplements usually contain arginine aspartate.
Indications for use
Arginine supplements have several indications. They are often used to improve blood circulation, maintain heart health, support the immune system or aid muscle recovery. In addition, by increasing blood flow to the muscles and improving oxygen utilisation, arginine can improve athletic performance, endurance and recovery. The use of arginine can help reduce muscle pain and speed up recovery after intense exercise, thanks to its role in protein synthesis. Arginine can also support liver function.
Dosage and administration
Dosages and methods of use may vary depending on the purpose for which the product is taken and the recommendations of your doctor or nutritionist. Follow the recommendations on the packaging and consult your doctor for personalised advice. The daily dose of arginine can vary between 2 and 10 g, depending on your needs. It is recommended to start with a lower dose and increase it gradually depending on your body's response and your doctor's recommendations.
Contraindications
Arginine is considered safe for most people when taken in appropriate doses. However, there are a number of contraindications and precautions associated with the use of this product. It may be contraindicated in cases of oral or genital herpes, kidney disorders or low blood pressure.
Interactions with other medicines and foods
Arginine may interact with certain medications, including blood pressure medications, diabetes medications, and blood thinners. It is important to inform your doctor about your use of arginine and check for possible interactions with your medications.
Side
Arginine is generally safe, but in certain situations or in high doses, some side effects may occur. These may include gastrointestinal disorders, skin reactions or allergies, and complications in cases of kidney disease.
Overdose
Follow the recommended dose of arginine and do not use in excess. In excess, it can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal discomfort. Also, in people with kidney disease or impaired kidney function, excessive accumulation of arginine can easily occur, which can worsen existing kidney problems.
Storage
Store at room temperature, away from moisture and heat.
List of references
FAQ
Does arginine affect driving ability?
No, this supplement does not affect driving ability.
How does arginine work?
Arginine is involved in numerous physiological processes in the body and has multiple roles. One of the most important functions of arginine is its participation in the synthesis of nitric oxide, a compound with vasodilatory effects. Arginine is also involved in the body's detoxification processes, the functioning of the immune system and the wound healing process.
Where can we find arginine?
Foods rich in arginine include meat, fish, seafood, eggs, nuts, seeds, legumes and dairy products. Arginine supplements are also available and can be used for certain medical conditions or for sports purposes, although it is recommended to consult a doctor before using them.
What are the benefits of arginine?
Arginine has a number of benefits for our health. It improves blood circulation, supports cardiovascular function, supports the immune system, supports wound healing, improves athletic performance, can help improve endurance and physical performance, and supports sexual health.
Arginine or citrulline? Which is better?
Arginine and citrulline are two amino acids involved in the production of nitric oxide in the body. Both products support circulatory function, cardiovascular health and athletic performance. There are even a number of supplements that contain both ingredients.
Features
| Category | Vitamins and Supplements, Amino acids, Supplements for athletes, Diet and Nutrition, Sports nutrition, Pre-training complexes |
| Brand | Dacia Plant, Ostrovit, Pro Nutrition |
| Product type | Capsules, Film-coated tablets, Liquid |
Reviews
Arginine A-AKG Shot, 80 ml, Ostrovit
It works in a few days! No more fatigue, arginine helps? Yes it does, we have a small amount of arginine in our body anyway.
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Mazda
13.01.2025
Arginine, 60 tablets, Dacia Plant
Very good product, I recommend!
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alexandra
04.05.2025
Arginine, 60 tablets, Dacia Plant
alexandra
04.05.2025
Very good product, I recommend!
Arginine A-AKG Shot, 80 ml, Ostrovit
Mazda
13.01.2025
It works in a few days! No more fatigue, arginine helps? Yes it does, we have a small amount of arginine in our body anyway.
