BrainMax L-Citrulline 210 Vegetable Capsules
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BrainMax L-Citrulline 210 Vegetable Capsules
L-Citrulline
L-Citrulline in its purest form
Discover the power of faster, more efficient absorption and take your performance to the next level. L-Citrulline in capsules makes it easy to reach your goals without compromise, thanks to its simple dosage. Give your body the best and feel the difference with every movement!
Nutrition during physical activity
Nitric oxide metabolism
A naturally occurring amino acid
What is L-citrulline?
L-citrulline is a non-essential amino acid that occurs naturally in the body and is involved in nitric oxide metabolism by being converted back into arginine. This process plays an important role in the vascular system. L-citrulline is often sought after by active individuals and athletes who focus on endurance and strength training.
- L-citrulline is a non-essential amino acid that occurs naturally in the body
- It's involved in nitric oxide metabolism, which plays a role in the vascular system
- It's popular among athletes and active individuals
- Citrulline is naturally metabolised in the body and is part of the nitrogen cycle
- L-citrulline is part of the natural metabolism of nitric oxide, which is currently the subject of many scientific studies
- Part of modern sports nutrition – commonly included in supplementation
- No added substances or fillers
Where does L-citrulline occur naturally?
Of course, L-citrulline also occurs naturally in foods, although in very limited quantities.
- Watermelon – the richest natural source, which is where its name comes from (Citrullus lanatus).
- Cucumbers – contain a smaller amount of citrulline.
- Pumpkin seeds – a natural source of amino acids including citrulline.
- Bitter melon (momordica, karela) – a tropical plant with a higher citrulline content.
- Meat and offal – a smaller amount is found mainly in the liver.
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Which food supplements can be combined with L-citrulline?
Want to get the most out of L-citrulline? Combined with other ingredients, it can form the basis of a popular workout routine or just be part of your diet. Smart supplementation means giving your body exactly what it needs, at the right time and in the ideal concentration.
Combine with:
- L-arginine: for an active lifestyle and sports performance
- Creatine: suitable for athletes, especially during strength and endurance training.
- EAAs (Essential Amino Acids): support a healthy lifestyle and can be combined with L-citrulline.
- Beta-alanine: L-citrulline and beta-alanine can be combined as part of supplementation for endurance activities.
- Nitrate supplements (beetroot): L-citrulline and nitrate supplements support an active lifestyle and sports performance.
- Omega-3 fatty acids: contribute to overall health and are an essential part of any diet.
Dosage
Take 7 capsules daily.
| 1 dose (7 capsules) | Amount per dose | %RI* |
|---|---|---|
| L-Citrulline | 4,550mg | ** |
* % of daily Reference Intake
** Daily Reference Intake is not established
Ingredients:
L-Citrulline.
Warning:
The product is not intended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, unless recommended by a doctor. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The product is not intended as a substitute for a varied diet. Maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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Keep out of reach of children!
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