Most people do not need an L-arginine supplement, as the body usually produces enough L-arginine naturally.
However, the supplement has been shown in studies to be useful for testing growth hormone levels in people who may have hormone-related disorders and for treating urea synthesis disorders, coronary artery disease, angina, heart failure, critical illness, migraines, and claudication (cramping pain caused by poor circulation) from peripheral vascular diseases. Research is ongoing on the safety and effectiveness of these uses and others.
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist to help in deciding how helpful and safe L-arginine may be for you.
Most people do not need an L-arginine supplement, as the body
usually produces enough L-arginine naturally.However, the
supplement has been shown in studies to be useful for testing
growth hormone levels in people who may have hormone-related...
More
Stacy Wiegman answered:Most people do not need an L-arginine supplement, as the body usually produces enough L-arginine naturally.
