Proven Arginine Supplement

ProArgi-9 Plus is a unique arginine supplement, an L-arginine Complexer designed to nourish and aid the endothelial cells that line all of the cardiovascular system to improve their ability to create nitric oxide, which is the master signaling molecule of the cardiovascular system.

Arginine Supplement, ProArgi 9 ComplexerProArgi-9 Plus was formulated in collaboration with leading L-arginine researchers such as Dr. Joe Prendergast who have conducted pioneering research in the proper application of L-arginine for the support of the cardiovascular system and consequently the general body, the multi-organ system.

ProArgi-9 Plus has the ability to effectively deliver pharmaceutical grade levels of L-arginine so that the cardiovascular endothelial cells can properly produce a steady supply of nitric oxide.

ProArgi-9 Plus combines the latest technology and superior ingredients that work together to protect and enhance the cardiovascular system and overall health. The ingredients contained in ProArgi-9 Plus are listed below:

1. L-Arginine
2. L-Citrulline
3. Folic Acid 100%, Vitamins B6 100% and Vitamin B12 100%
4. Red wine extract, Grape skin extract
5. Pomegranate
6. Vitamin K2 - 25%
7. Vitamin D3 - 625%
8. Ribose
9. Vitamin C 100% and
10. Xylitol

A unique list of ingredients all designed to help our cardiovascular system. Click here for details on the above listed ingredients in this L-Arginine supplement, ProArgi-9 Plus.


Friday 28 December 2012

The Truth About L-Arginine

L-arginine, one of the amino acids found in ProArgi 9, was initially isolated in 1886. In 1932, it was subsequently discovered to be necessary for the creation of urea, the necessary vehicle for the removal of ammonia, a toxin, from the human body. Then in 1939, it was additionally proved to be necessary for the body to synthesize creatine, a nitrogenous organic acid which can help to build muscle mass.
L-Arginine is also involved in various other aspects o human biochemistry including immune system function, and hormone secretion. It is also a precursor to nitric oxide, an essential cellular messenger molecule associated with numerous physical and pathological processes within the body.
Recent studies have shown that L-Arginine is useful for patients with erectile dysfunction, hypertension, and preeclampsia. It is currently being studied for its potential uses for diabetes, burns and trauma, athletic performance, body building, and both male and female infertility.
If the body does not have enough L-arginine, is can cause a variety of problems. Indications of an L-arginine deficit include things like improper healing of wounds, rashes, constipation, fatty liver, and even hair loss.
Food sources of L-arginine
Generally speaking, all foods which have protein contain this amino acid.
Animal sources - pork, beef, poultry (turkey, and chicken), wild game birds (such as quail, partridges, and pheasant), seafood (lobster, tuna, snails, shrimp, salmon, halibut), and dairy products (milk, ice cream, yogurt, cheese, cottage cheese, ricotta, etc)
Plant sources - buckwheat, wheat germ, wheat flour, oatmeal, granola, peanuts, sunflower seeds, coconut, sesame seeds, soybeans, pecans, pumpkin seeds, cashews, chickpeas, walnuts, pine nuts, hazelnuts, Brazil nuts, and almonds
Health Benefits
Heart Problems - There is some research which shows that L-arginine may be useful to reduce blood pressure as well as angina (chest pain). It is also being studied for its use for post-op heart transplant patients. Supplementation has also been shown to improve renal function for patients with chronic heart failure.
Weight Building, Athletic Performance, and Exercise - Researchers in England have found that dietary supplements such as ProArgi 9, which contain L-arginine, can be used in order to boost the body's production of nitric oxide, which can in turn drastically improve stamina during high intensity workouts. A study which was published within the 2010 Journal of Applied Physiology suggested that taking an L-arginine supplement makes it possible for athletes to work out as much as 20% longer than athletes who do not take a supplement.