* This product  is not for those who are not working out or have started working out recently.
ONLY FOR EXPERIENCED ATHLETES.

The amino acid arginine is involved in protein and urea metabolism. This is when proteins are constantly being broken down, converted and built-up. Since athletes have an increased metabolism during intensive training phases, L-Arginine can be an appropriate nutritional supplement to a protein-rich diet. According to textbooks, L-Arginine plays a role in a variety of metabolic processes such as in creatine synthesis in the liver or even in the formation of nitrogen oxides.

L-Arginine is also often used as an ingredient in boosters, especially in combination with caffeine, creatine and B vitamins. Training boosters are very popular with fitness athletes as they improve dynamic strength and the ability to concentrate. However, a minimum of 3 g creatine should be consumed daily to achieve this. Training effectiveness can be boosted by means of the above-mentioned ingredients. As a result, the exercises can be carried out in a more concentrated and more controlled manner and you will feel a good muscle pump.