3 essential amino acids and 11 minerals have benefited lots
of people who have used Nutrichange Daily Health Supplement regularly. What
about those people who are not taking Nutricharge and the importance of the
Amino Acids. Let's first know more aboutL-Arginine, essential Amino acids in
Nutricharge.
What is L-Arginine?
L-arginine is an amino acid that has numerous functions in
the body. It helps the body get rid of ammonia (a waste product), is used to
make compounds in the body such creatine, L-glutamate, and L-proline, and can
be converted to glucose and glycogen if needed.
L-arginine is used to make the nitric oxide, a compound in
the body that relaxes blood vessels. Preliminary studies have found that
L-arginine may help with conditions that improve when blood vessels are
relaxed.
L-arginine is also involved in protein formation. In larger
amounts, L-arginine stimulates the release of hormones growth hormone and
prolactin.
What are functions of L-Arginine?
1. Heart disease
L-arginine is used to make nitric oxide in the body, which
reduces blood vessel stiffness, increases blood flow, and improves blood vessel
function.
2. Wound healing
L-arginine's possible activity in wound repair may be due to
its role in the formation of L-proline, an important amino acid that is
essential for the synthesis of collagen.
3. Other
Conditions
L-arginine is also used for high blood pressure, migraines,
sexual dysfunction in women, intermittent claudication, and interstitial
cystitis.
What are sources of L-Arginine
L-arginine is conditionally essential, which means that the
body normally has enough. It's produced in the kidney and to a lesser extent, in
the liver.
Food sources of L-arginine include plant and animal
proteins, such as dairy products, meat, poultry, fish, and nuts. The ratio of
L-arginine to lysine is also important - soy and other plant proteins have more
L-arginine than animal sources of protein.
Severe burns, infections, and injuries can deplete the
body's supply of arginine. Under these conditions, L-arginine becomes essential
and it is necessary to ensure proper intake to meet the increased demands.
L-arginine is also essential for children with rare genetic
disorders that impair the formation of L-arginine.
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What is L-Arginine?
1. Heart disease
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