Overview

ARGININE   What is arginine.                                                        Arginine is an amino acid that possesses anti-inflammatory properties. Arginine plays a role in numerous biological processes [[1]]. Typically, our bodies make all the arginine we need. We   What does arginine do in the body. Arginine works as a vasodilator, which means that it enlarges blood vessels to promote blood flow.

How it works:

"Arginine works as a vasodilator, which means that it enlarges blood vessels to promote blood flow. It can be used to treat angina, high blood pressure, and peripheral artery disease. Arginine promotes nitric oxide formation, which not only increases blood flow but also helps nerve cells talk to each other better. Nitric oxide also serves an antiviral agent and has anti-inflammatory effects, and may regulate endothelial and respiratory systems, protecting cells as well as exhibiting anti-thrombotic properties. Arginine also reduces activity of pro-inflammatory cytokines, which are involved in the cytokine storm in severe COVID."

Dosage Form: Tablet Oral - N/A

Common Usage: Vasodilator and helps nervous system function