Hormone boosters

Arginine is a conditionally essential amino acid, meaning that under normal circumstances, our body can produce enough arginine. However, during physical or mental exertion, our body requires more arginine than it can produce. Arginine contributes to protein synthesis in the body and can act as a substrate in the formation of nitric oxide in blood vessel cells – nitric oxide dilates blood vessels and supports our immune system. According to many studies, L-arginine promotes the secretion of insulin and growth hormone, thereby supporting muscle building. The expansion of blood vessels contributes to the circulation and oxygen and nutrient supply to the muscles. In this way, arginine can improve our athletic results – endurance during intense training and greater muscle definition.

L-arginine also contributes to creatine synthesis and is therefore often found in pre-workout products or supplements for athletes and bodybuilders. Additionally, arginine supports our immune system, aids in the digestion of carbohydrates and cell regeneration, lowers cholesterol levels, and accelerates wound healing. Arginine is suitable for anyone who trains intensively. It widens blood vessels and supplies muscles with nutrients, allowing for longer training sessions and reduced fatigue. It also enhances sexual ability, which is why arginine, along with Tribulus, is taken by 50% of users. L-arginine is convenient to take in powder form.