• Precursor for synthesis of Nitric Oxide (NO)
• Stimulation of the release of growth hormone
• Improves immune function
• Increases muscle mass

Arginine is considered a semi-essential amino acid. What that means is the body produces Arginine normally, but sometimes the body needs more than is available and Arginine needs to be supplemented. Food sources such as peanuts and almonds are natural sources of Arginine, but for those looking to enhance athletic performance or increase lean muscle mass, it is difficult to derive the amount required by the body in optimal results from food sources.

Recent University level research confirms Arginine's ability to act as a natural precursor to Creatine synthesis in the body. It has also been shown to increase natural levels of Growth Hormones and increase the body's ability to consume and utilize oxygen, primarily due to its ability to increase levels of Nitric Oxide (increase Vasodilatation).*

AllMax Arginine is a Japanese-Grade and ultra-pure form of Arginine. It is produced in a pharmaceutical grade and government inspected facility. An exclusive 11-stage process derives this powerful amino monopeptide from a pure vegetable base. This means no potential animal contamination and no animal by-product sources can be found in AllMax Arginine.

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Arginine (AllMax Nutrition) - Average rating 5 (1 review)  - Write a review Show Reviews Reviews (1) (0) (0) (0) (0)   January 30, 2012 Reviewer: Sol in Virginia Like all Arginine products, this one tastes awful but that shouldn't be held against it since they're all this way. What sets AllMax's Arginine apart from other brands is it immediately dissolves in liquid so there is no grittiness when it goes down or leftovers in the glass. Also the serving size is smaller for the same potency as other Arginine products. It may be more expensive but the higher quality is worth it. Was this review helpful to you? Yes  No