Free-Form L-Arginine
The basic, unbound form of L-arginine commonly used in supplements
Amino Acids
Semi Essential
Research: Extensive
Scientific Name
L-Arginine
Classifications
Source:
plant-fermentation
Type:
free-form-amino-acid
Benefits
- Nitric oxide production and vasodilation
- Improved blood flow
- Exercise performance enhancement
- Wound healing support
- Immune system function
Specific Properties
- Standard bioavailability
- Typically derived from fermented plant sources
- Basic form used in many supplements
- Neutral pH compared to salt forms
Safety Notes
Generally well-tolerated at recommended doses. May cause gastrointestinal discomfort in some individuals. Not recommended for those who have had recent heart attacks or for those with herpes infections as it may trigger outbreaks. May interact with blood pressure medications, erectile dysfunction drugs, and anticoagulants.
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About Arginine
A semi-essential amino acid that plays important roles in cell division, wound healing, immune function, and nitric oxide production
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