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Comment on Dr. Oz on L-Arginine! by Dan Hammer

Dan Hammer — Thu, 10 May 2012 12:12:26 +0000

Hi Tara,
Thank you for your question. I would highly recommend ProArgi-9 Plus from Synergy WorldWide. It has 262 quality assurance steps and is being used clinically at several high profile medical facilities. Here is one of my videos to help you sort through this area of choosing a good nitric oxide supplement:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9b0eMbXkdY

I hope this helps. Please feel free to call my 1-800-966-3012 number is you have any questions about this information or your product choice. Dan

Comment on Dr. Oz on L-Arginine! by Tara

Tara — Thu, 10 May 2012 02:10:32 +0000

Just wondering if there is a particular brand that you would recommend especially a combination supplement?
Thanks

Comment on Dr. Oz on L-Arginine! by Dan Hammer

Dan Hammer — Tue, 08 May 2012 15:59:36 +0000

Hi and thank you for your question. Yes, breaking up your use of the L-arginine into two dose is also effective but only if you include it with the L-citrulline. Typically, L-arginine by itself peaks in 30 minutes to 2 hours and then has a sharp decline back to baseline levels. So, without the use of L-citrulline to recycle your L-arginine you are not going to get any long term production of nitric oxide. It is the long term production that is key to helping improve your vascular health. I hope this helps. Please feel free to call me directly at 1-800-966-3012 if you have any additional questions.

Comment on Dr. Oz on L-Arginine! by DF

DF — Sat, 05 May 2012 20:59:16 +0000

Is it still effective to split up 4-6 grams of Arginine throughout the day? I just started taking it with Citrulline. I take about 2.5 grams in the morning and 2.5 grams before bed. Reason being is because if i take the full 4-6 grams in one dose then my stomach gets upset.

Comment on The Need for L-Citrulline! by rick

rick — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 12:03:41 +0000

I would like to know how much arginine is in a typical slice of watermelon. Due to outbreaks of fever blisters I would like to try a smaller dose of arginine supplements vs watermelon (that always causes an outbreak.

thanks

Comment on 22 Reasons You Should Supplement With L-Arginine! by Dan Hammer

Dan Hammer — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 14:05:06 +0000

Hi Chele,

Thank you for your question. The simplest answer to the safety of taking this product is the High Desert Heart Institute Study in 2009 in which ProArgi-9 Plus was aggresively used to help 33 congestive heart failure patients, who were all medically and pharmaceutically managed to the maximum, see “Remarkable” health improvements. All patients were able to reduce their medication levels. These are natural ingredients that your body needs, especially your endothelium which lines all of your cardiovascular system, to help it function optimally. While I fully understand the need to eat properly the reality is that the nutritional value of most foods is sorely lacking. Combined with lifestyle pressures and the high cost to eat completely organic and you can clearly make the case for proper supplementation. The key in supplementation is to use a product that has both clinical application and manufacturing standards and expertise in product design so that you are truly obtaining the right ingredients at their stated values. Purity and potency are critically important.

Can someone take too much? Absolutely so they need to find the right balance for themselves. The same applies to any food they may be consuming. But they do need some level of it on a daily basis to properly nourish the endothelium.

Can it mess with their medications? There was no concern with medications and ProArgi-9 Plus at the High Desert Heart Institute because the ingredients are all natural and ones that your body needs on a daily basis. With that said, if a person is on medication then they should work with their physician so that appropriate adjustments in medications can be made as this product benefits them.

I hope this information is helpful to you. Have a Blessed Day! Dan

Comment on Nitric Oxide and Blood Pressure! by Dan Hammer

Dan Hammer — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 13:49:10 +0000

Hi Sam and thank you for your question. Here is a link to an independent site that sells Noxipro

http://www.advantagesupplements.com/ctd-labs-noxipro-extreme-energizing-pre-workout-300gm.html

Before I make my comments I would suggest reading the reviews. While many like the effects in the gym they do not like the side effects, some of which are significant. Now for my opinion. Whether it be Noxipro or any other nitric oxide supplement, if they do not combine their L-arginine with L-citrulline you are wasting your money because you are only going to get short term production of nitric oxide which may help you in the gym but have no significant benefit to you in helping to improve your cardiovascular system. To truly experience the benefits of increased nitric oxide production you need therapeutic increases that can stay in your system for 24 hours to help heal the endothelium that lines all of your cardiovascular system. This also has the potential of aid you with your high blood pressure issues. To help you understand this I’ve included two link to two YouTube videos of mine. One is on high blood pressure and the other is one athletic performance. I would suggest watching both. Here are the links:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eDXHvm7r2o High Blood Pressure and the importance of your endothelium and improved nitric oxide production.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDWnRU_ItmY Athletic Performance and how properly nourishing your endothelium for improved nitric oxide production can significantly improve your performance.

I believe you would be better served using ProArgi-9 Plus because it would help you address both issues of improved workouts but also address your main health issue of high blood pressure. I hope this information helps you in your decision about using nitric oxide supplements. Dan

Comment on Nitric Oxide and Blood Pressure! by Sam a

Sam a — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:00:42 +0000

Hi, I am 31 yrs old currently taking noxipro from ctd labs, and I have high blood pressure should I be taking this along with my bp medication

Comment on 22 Reasons You Should Supplement With L-Arginine! by chele

chele — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 01:52:26 +0000

Dan, how do you answer the question, “Can I get too much of this in my system” which is kind of like the question, “What if it messes up the medications I’m already taking?”. What is the simple way to alleviate potential clients’ objections about the safety of taking these products?

Comment on Dr. Oz on L-Arginine! by Dan Hammer

Dan Hammer — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 12:19:11 +0000

Thank you Bobby for your comments on L-Arginine. When properly used it can provide amazing benefits to the cardiovascular system. Although Dr. Oz doesn’t talk about it I would suggest to you using the amino acid L-Citrulline with your L-Arginine. L-Citrulline will recycle the L-Arginine to give you long term production of nitric oxide. Depending upon the quality of the L-Citrulline you will need 200 to 1000 mg. This will then aid in healing and repairing the endothelium, which will futher improve the health of your cardiovascular system. This suggestion is based on the work of Dr. Ignarro who won a Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work in this area. Dan