What are the special features of our Arginine?

Arginine is one of the most important amino acids and is involved in numerous bodily functions. Arginine is very popular among athletes because it is considered the sole precursor to the vasodilating nitric oxide.

Arginine is enriched with a vitamin B complex, which helps, among other things, to reduce symptoms of fatigue and maintain energy metabolism.

What can I expect from arginine?

You should primarily take L-arginine, the sole precursor to the vasodilator nitric oxide, before training, but supplementation before sex is also common. This arginine formula also helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.

However, the specific effects of arginine supplementation on your individual goals (muscle building, fat loss, performance improvement) depend very much on the intake modalities, your training and eating habits and the use of additional supplements and sports nutrition (protein, high-glycemic carbohydrates, creatine).

A sufficient and consistent supply of protein and amino acids is important for muscle building. However, you should also consume fast-acting proteins (especially in the morning, before and after training) and slow-acting proteins to ensure there are always enough substrates available to support muscle growth and maintenance.

Functionality and mode of action of arginine:

L-arginine is a semi-essential amino acid, making its intake vital in certain life situations (e.g., in children and adolescents). Arginine is one of the basic amino acids and is ideally suited to an alkaline diet.

The main focus for athletes, however, is the fact that arginine is the sole precursor to nitric oxide (nitric oxide). Nitric oxide is considered a vasodilator, which athletes consider beneficial because it is associated with increased tissue blood flow. For this reason, L-arginine (or arginine compounds) is considered a basic pre-workout supplement.

This arginine supplement is additionally enriched with a vitamin B complex consisting of niacin, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12, providing a complete range of functions. This complex contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, as well as to the normal function of energy metabolism, the immune system (vitamin B6 and vitamin B12), the regulation of hormonal activity, and protein metabolism (vitamin B6).