Arginine Cardio Overview

A lot of the supplements we look at use L-Arginine as one of their primary ingredients.

That’s because it’s long been accepted that increased nitric oxide makes your workouts better, and l-arginine helps cause that increase you need.

But what about L-Arginine and for overall better health?

The idea is gaining some traction, and a supplement called Arginine Cardiois potentially ready to lead the way.

Let us get a little closer and take a look at Arinine Cardio, what it’s made out of and how it works.

What is Arginine Cardio?

Arginine Cardio was developed by Dr. Rainer Boger to be the only pharmaceutical grade l-arginine/l-citrulline supplement to give you high nitric oxide levels all day, every day.

While most NO pre workout supplements boost your levels just before your workout so you get the benefits while you need them for building muscle, Arginine Cardio boosts levels all day so you get its cardiovascular benefits all day long.

And the benefits can be many. Nitric Oxide is a vasodilator.

It relaxes blood vessel walls so more blood can flow more freely through your body.

It also signals the cardiovascular system to repair itself, cleaning plaque from arteries so blood flows even more freely.

When your system doesn’t have to work so hard to move blood throughout, there are a number of benefits like:

• Decreased blood pressure.
• Better, more restful sleep.
• Harder erections.
• More effective weight loss.
• Decreased joint pain from arthritis.

Arginine Cardio Ingredients and How They Work

The primary ingredient in Arginine Cardio is of course L-Arginine, which is an amino acid that converts to nitric oxide in the body.

What’s different about Arginine Cardio is the amount and what it’s combined with.

The Arginine dose is pretty high (it’s measured in grams, not milligrams), but more important is the fact that it also contains the best ratio of l-arginine to l-citrulline to make the increase in nitric oxide last all day.

The formula is then rounded out with some antioxidants as well as vitamins and minerals to support overall health and body processes.

Arginine Cardio Pros and Cons

Advantages of Arginine Cardio

• The scientifically studied formula contains the appropriate ratio of l-arginine to l-citrulline to provide an all day NO increase.
• You can take fewer doses to achieve the same results as other products, making it cheaper.
• There are lots of positive testimonials on the Arginine Cardio website.
• It’s less expensive than some of the other options.

Disadvantages of Arginine Cardio

• There doesn’t appear to be a money back guarantee.
• It’s not a substitute for seeking medical attention for heart and/or cardiovascular symptoms.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Arginine Cardio through the official website.

A single bottle sells for $59.95, but if you buy 3 or 6 jars at a time, you’ll get a $10 discount on each bottle.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for a daily NO boosting supplement for overall health and cardiovascular wellness, Arginine Cardio is a good pick.The only drawback I really see is that there’s no stated money back guarantee.

So if you’ve got $60 to try on a new supplement, Arginine Cardio may be worth the try.

It has several ingredients that contribute to all around good health in general, so it serves as a good part of a dietary regimen on its own without the workout benefits that it provides.

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User Questions and Answers

You state that the Arginine dose is high. How do you know that since the amount is not listed on the label? My understanding is that the recommended daily minimum of L-Arginine is 5mg. The producers of Ariginine Cardio argue that it is the ratio of L-Arginine to L-Citrulline that is important, not the amount. I believe the two scoops of Arginine Cardio will have less than the recommended 5mg, but hopefully you can help on this information and if the ratio argument is valid. Thank you for your work. -Doug

It's true we don't know the exact dose, but according to the information I found, it's measured in grams, not milligrams. So it will far exceed the minimum daily dose of 5mg that you cite, though according to the Mayo Clinic, there are many different dosage recommendations depending on your circumstances.- Rob

Okay, I made a mistake. The recommended daily minimum is 5 grams, not mg. That is a big difference, and I apologize. -Doug

I thought maybe, but unfortunately I don't know how much they use in the formula.- Rob

Does Arginine Cardio cause diahria? -Isabella

It could. Diarrhea is listed as a potential side effect of L-Arginine.- Rob

please let me know that how to take and the best time to take Arginine cardio -sithambaram

The instructions on the label say to mix a one tablespoon scoop (8 g) with 12 ounces of water and drink 2 times daily, 12 hours apart.- Rob

I have optic neuritis can this product mend the damage and renew the damage done to the optic nerve? -Joseph

I have seen it discussed as  potentially being able to help, but it's really a conversation to have with your doctor. It's well out of my area of expertise.- Rob

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