Pure L Citrulline Malate 2:1 Powder, 500 Grams, Filler Free, Vegan Citrulline Supplement and Citrulline Nitrate, Supports Muscle Performance, Endurance and Strength, Unflavored, Dissolve Easily
Key features
- •Natural Pure L Citrulline Powder (Citrulline Malate 2:1), 500 Grams, No GMOs and Vegan Friendly.
- •Strongly Supports Power Output, Oxygen Consumption and Exercise Performance.
- •No GMOs, No Additives, No Preservatives, No Artificial Colors, No Flavors, No Soy, No Fillers and No Gluten.
- •Scoop included to get the measurement every time. Take it daily with or between meals by adding it to a shake or smoothie, see what the most nutrient dense food on the planet is all about.
- •Powder lover? Take it naturally in powder for higher concentration, quicker absorption, easier on the stomach, and more ways to have fun!
Pure L Citrulline Malate 2:1 Powder, 500 Grams, Filler Free, Vegan Citrulline Supplement and Citrulline Nitrate, Supports Muscle Performance, Endurance and Strength, Unflavored, Dissolve Easily
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Customer Reviews
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Good stuff
Neyabaldlanor✓ Verified Purchase•September 4, 2023
Healthy ingredients!
Good product
*B*✓ Verified Purchase•August 31, 2023
So far so good, good packaging, appears to be a quality product.
I'm going to mix my own next to compare results, but I can definitely tell a difference when using this product
I'm going to mix my own next to compare results, but I can definitely tell a difference when using this product
Reasonable price. tastes good.
DH✓ Verified Purchase•July 27, 2023
Reasonable price, tastes pretty good when mixed with anything with a citrus flavor. Good way to increase Citrulline intake.
Superior to L-Arginine
JDub✓ Verified Purchase•July 20, 2023
When it comes to Nitric Oxide improvement L-Citrulline is actually better than L-Arginine, but it seems that Arginine is getting all the love in publications right now. True L-Arginine in the blood increases N.O. production; however, L-Arginine supplements do not actually increase Arginine in the blood stream as well as one might think. The reason for this is because much of the L-Arginine is broken down in the intestines and the liver by and enzyme arginase. While the body's natural process renders much of the supplemented L-Arginine useless, the exact opposite is true of L-Citrulline. When L-Citrulline enters the body it bypasses the liver and up to 80% of it is converted to usable L-Arginine in the body. I exercise almost daily, and here is what I have noticed so far.
Cardio:
Lower Heart Rate at same pace and resistance than prior to supplementing with L-Citrulline
Need either higher intensities or longer duration to before hitting that "exercise fatigue" that you get from a great workout
Overall better performance
Resistance Training:
Increased Vascularity
Improved "between set" recovery - There are studies which show that ATP recovery times between sets is improved by up to 34%, and since ATP recovery is measured in times of less than 2 minutes depending on intensity 34% can mean an extra 1 or 2 sets in the same time period.
I use a timer when lifting and usually only rest 25 to 30 seconds between sets, and I can see a definite improvement in recovery.
This brings me to my next point DECREASED SORENESS post workout. You have noticed the increased "intensity" theme in this review, so one would expect to experience more post workout soreness i.e. lactic acid build from the increased intensity, but that is almost entirely eliminated.
**For men specifically this supplement also results in a noticeable improvement firmness and vascularity in another particular muscle "group" that is of top importance to us men.** -
One last thing, I started supplementing with this for a week then added Pycnogenol on the second week, and can say that the two together are synergistic. L-Citrulline converting to L-Arginine only provides the fuel for N.O. production, where as Pycnogenol, based on several reputable publications, makes use of the extra N.O. fuel by increasing the body's ability to convert the fuel to N.O.
Cardio:
Lower Heart Rate at same pace and resistance than prior to supplementing with L-Citrulline
Need either higher intensities or longer duration to before hitting that "exercise fatigue" that you get from a great workout
Overall better performance
Resistance Training:
Increased Vascularity
Improved "between set" recovery - There are studies which show that ATP recovery times between sets is improved by up to 34%, and since ATP recovery is measured in times of less than 2 minutes depending on intensity 34% can mean an extra 1 or 2 sets in the same time period.
I use a timer when lifting and usually only rest 25 to 30 seconds between sets, and I can see a definite improvement in recovery.
This brings me to my next point DECREASED SORENESS post workout. You have noticed the increased "intensity" theme in this review, so one would expect to experience more post workout soreness i.e. lactic acid build from the increased intensity, but that is almost entirely eliminated.
**For men specifically this supplement also results in a noticeable improvement firmness and vascularity in another particular muscle "group" that is of top importance to us men.** -
One last thing, I started supplementing with this for a week then added Pycnogenol on the second week, and can say that the two together are synergistic. L-Citrulline converting to L-Arginine only provides the fuel for N.O. production, where as Pycnogenol, based on several reputable publications, makes use of the extra N.O. fuel by increasing the body's ability to convert the fuel to N.O.
Good
Marco✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
Works well. More energy. Exactly what I needing.
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