Arginine A.K.G is a key ingredient in increased strain and stress that improves performance, regeneration and wound healing

Arginine A.K.G based on arginine, which is an important component of proteins, and is therefore essential for the human organism. It is also part of biochemical processes that are related to anabolism and protein synthesis. Since arginine is a semi-essential amino acid and the body can not synthesize it alone, only under certain circumstances, it is necessary to deliver it to body.

Arginine is a key ingredient in increased strain, stress, or various health problems. In the walls of vessels, it enzymatically alters the level of NO that extends the blood vessels and thus increases the blood supply to the body. This results in a so-called pump effect, but during the relaxation phase, the addition of arginine increases insulin secretion, resulting in increased storage of glycogen, which is the primary energy source in the muscles. In addition, it participates in the formation of collagen, detoxifies ammonia, increases the output of lactic acid from the stressed muscle, thus delaying the onset of the muscle fever, accelerates the cure of post-traumatic conditions and much more. Another function of arginine is the stimulation of the secretion of human growth hormone, which leads to the improvement of protein synthesis and at the same time to the increase of the fat loss.

Arginine A.K.G and its benefits

• increasing of growth hormone production
• promoting the release of insulin and glucagon, resulting in the storage of muscle glycogen (a source of energy in the muscles)
• increasing nitric oxide = pump effect
• creatine production, which increases the energy supply (ATP) in the muscle
• supporting the growth of muscle mass to the detriment of fat
• promoting sexual maturation and beneficial effects on impaired erection disorders
• improving wound healing
• detox and protection of the liver from cirrhosis and stickiness
• protecting the body from cancer
• supporting the immune functions of the body
• protein metabolism
• controlling the release, transport and storage of nitrogen in the body
• removing lactic acid from the muscle to help prevent muscular fever
• detoxifying ammonia
• participates in the formation of collagen, which is part of connective tissues
• reduces high blood pressure.

How does arginine affect the human body?

According to recent studies, the very large impact of nitric oxide on the cardiovascular system has been demonstrated. Research by Dr. Murad, who is the Nobel Prize winner, argues that arginine is an important precursor for nitric oxide production, which naturally occurs in the body in the inner vein - the endothelium. The endothelium plays an important role in maintaining vascular elasticity, and in the absence of nitric oxide in endothelium, the cardiovascular system may be malfunctioning.

However, the amino acid arginine helps in the release of blood vessels, which favourably influences the normalization of blood pressure and other important functions in the body. It has a positive effect on growth of bones, tissue, muscles, promotes metabolism of fats, improves blood flow and secretion of male growth hormone. Arginine also contributes to the formation of collagen, which is an important part of connective tissues and greatly helps the correct functioning of the pituitary gland.

Who is Arginine A.K.G intended for?

It is intended for athletes of all sports disciplines who want to improve performance. Many athletes use it to strengthen the immune system.

Composition

L-Arginine Alpha-ketoglutarate, adjuvants: microcrystalline cellulose, calcium phosphate (E341), magnesium stearate (E572). 

Dosing

We recommend taking 1 pill 1-2 times a day.