A Semi-essential Amino Acid

What is L-Arginine?

The "L" in L-Arginine indicatess it is one of the most common natural amino acids. It is classified as a semi-essential amino acid. This means a healthy body can make sufficient amounts of it on its own, through the kidneys and liver. It can be converted into glycogen or glucose (essential energy sources) if needed . L-Arginine not only helps the body make creatine, L-proline and L-glutamate, but also helps to eliminate ammonia (a waste byproduct). It helps relax the blood vessels through its assistance in making nitric oxide. L-Arginine has been used for sexual dysfunction and to enhance sexual performance due to increased blood flow to the penis.

As with HGH, the production of L-arginine decreases with age, so supplementation does provide an anti-aging benefit. Generally, it is recommended to keep supplementation under 2000 milligrams per day.

What are the benefits of L-Arginine?

• Helps protein synthesis 
• Assists cell replication and wound healing 
• Increases sperm count and potency 
• Stimulates anabolic muscle growth 
• Boosts the immune system 
• Lowers cholesterol 
• Balances sodium levels 
• Increases blood flow 
• Fights plaque build-up 
• Increases the release of natural growth hormone 

How can you get L-Arginine into your body?

The best natural sources of L-arginine include various proteins such as: seafood (lobster, shrimp), beans, beef, poultry, dairy products (cheese, milk), seeds, nuts, chocolate, oatmeal, wheat germ, granola, buckwheat and soybeans. Because no one ingredient works totally on its own, and is enhanced by other ingredients combined with it, we recommend you include l-arginine as part of a complete homeopathic hgh (human growth hormone) product. L-arginine is an ingredient in the following HGH products:

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