Life Extension, Pó de Arginina e Ornitina, 150 g (5,29 oz)

• Amino Acid Support for Muscle Health and Recovery
• Non GMO LE Certified
• Dietary Supplement

Exercising regularly promotes whole body health and longevity. But muscle soreness can make it difficult to maintain an exercise routine. That’s where Arginine Ornithine Powder comes in. These amino acids have both been shown to support muscle mass, health and recovery after exercise—and have other potent whole-body health benefits as well. 

Arginine and ornithine are protein-building amino acids that promote muscle strength and recovery after exercise. 

What is L-arginine?

L-arginine is an amino acid involved in ammonia detoxification, hormone secretion and immune modulation, and is a precursor to nitric oxide (NO).

Why did we add L-ornithine?

L-ornithine is an amino acid that the body uses to build healthy muscle tissue and bone. L-ornithine also encourages the release of growth hormone.

Many Functions, One Amino Acid

Arginine plays many different roles in keeping you healthy. As a semi-essential amino acid, arginine is involved in immune and endothelial function. It helps your body produce nitric oxide, which supports vascular relaxation and healthy circulation, helping to maintain already-healthy blood pressure levels.

Arginine and ornithine have been shown to help promote muscle mass and strength and support healthy body composition in exercising adults. But that’s not all these two amino acids can do.

L-arginine

Arginine is a semi-essential amino acid known for its role in the production of nitric oxide (NO). Arginine is converted to nitric oxide by your immune cells and the endothelial cells that line your blood vessels. Because of this, arginine promotes vascular relaxation, helps maintain already-healthy blood pressure levels and promotes a healthy immune response.

L-ornithine

This is a non-essential amino acid that the body actually makes out of arginine. Our cells use ornithine to produce proline, which is needed for collagen formation, as well as nitrogen-based compounds called polyamines that help support gene expression and promote healthy cell growth, division and survival.

Both arginine and ornithine help your cells convert ammonia, an unwanted byproduct of protein metabolism (such as after exercise), into urea, a compound that can be safely excreted via the kidneys.