Osterly Market L-Arginine – Nitric Oxide Precursor
L-arginine, single ingredient.
The amino acid your body converts to nitric oxide, sold as the amino acid it is.
What it's for
L-arginine is a precursor to nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessel walls and increases blood flow. It is taken for circulation and for exercise pump. Worth knowing: oral arginine is heavily broken down in the gut and liver before it reaches circulation, which is why citrulline — which converts to arginine after that first pass — often outperforms it in trials.
How to take it
- Take on an empty stomach, around thirty to sixty minutes before exercise if using it for that
- Food, particularly protein, competes with its absorption
- Can cause stomach upset and loose stools at higher doses
- Do not combine with ED medication or nitrates without medical advice — both work on the same pathway and the combination can drop blood pressure
On the label
- Pure L-arginine, 100 capsules
- Single ingredient, no stimulant stack
- Nitric oxide precursor
What this is not
- Not citrulline, which absorbs better for the same purpose
- Not a stimulant
- Not to be stacked with nitrate medication
The straight answer
On the label: the bottle is branded "Rock Solid" and the supplier markets it for sexual performance. The contents are plain L-arginine. If you want the better-absorbed option for circulation, citrulline is the one the research favours.
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