L-Arginine
L-Arginine is a semi-essential amino acid that can be manufactured in the body. [1] Its production depends on the developmental stage and health status of the person. [2] New born infants are unable to meet the entails of Arginine, and production may not occur quickly enough to keep up with requirements. So it is deemed that nutritional needs of Arginine must be fulfilled by dietary supplements, because it is nutritionally essential amino acid. [1, 2]
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Health Benefits of Argininee
Improves Erectile Problems
The primary role of Arginine is the production of potent vasodilator called nitric oxide (NO). Arginine may be useful therapy for the people who are suffering form erectile problems. In a research it is found that Arginine administration results in significant improvement in erectile problems. [2, 3, 6]
Increases Sperm Production
Arginine plays an important role in production of sperms and low levels of sperm can cause infertility. [2, 5] A study conducted on Arginine suggests that supplementation of Arginine results in increase in the sperm count and motility. [3] Arginine is present in semen and needed for normal sperm production. Sexual maturity may be delayed due to Arginine deficiency, thus Arginine supplementation plays a best role in therapy of infertility. [1]
Immune Enhancer
Arginine is potent immunomodulator i.e. has the ability to augment or diminish immune system. It has positive effects on stress, reducing infections and speeding wound healing. [3]
Helpful for Long Standing Problems
Arginine has immune enhancing properties. [1, 4] It retards the growth of abnormal cells and may help in long standing problems. [1]
Promotes Liver Health
Arginine supports liver health and helps in liver detoxification and avoids several liver related problems like cirrhosis of liver and fatty liver. [1, 4]
Reduces Alcohol Toxicity
Arginine has positive effects on reducing the effects of persistent alcohol toxicity. [1]
Speed up Healing Processes
Arginine is found in greater amount in skin and connective tissues and help in the healing processes and tissue repairing. [1, 4]
Maintains a Proper Nitrogen Balance
Arginine is vital compound for muscle metabolism and helps to maintain a proper nitrogen balance. It acts as a vehicle for transplantation and storage by helping in the excretion of excess nitrogen. Some studies suggest that nitrogen deficiencies in people, who have undergone surgery, are reduced by Arginine supplementation. [1]
Effective for Weight Loss
Arginine is helpful in increasing the muscle mass and reducing body fats, thus effective for weight loss. [1]
Supports Bones & Joint Health
Arginine supports bones and joint health and aids building of bone and tendon cells. It can be beneficial for the people who are suffering from arthritis. [1]
Stimulates Release of Growth Hormone
Arginine helps to aid in the release of growth hormone. [1, 2]
Lowers Blood Pressure
Arginine helps to decrease the blood pressure. [2]
References:
- Phyllis A. Balch, CNC & James F. Balch, M.D. (2000). Prescription for Nutritional Healing. (3rd edition) Page No.44, 45. Penguin Putnam INC. New York: Avery.
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arginine
- Marcia Zimmerman, CN & Jayson Kroner, CSN. (2006). 7-Syndrome Healing. Page No. 243, 244. Chico, California: Nutrition Solution Publications.
- Dr. Richard Firshein (1998) The Nutraceutical Revolution. Page No. 321, 322. London: Vermilion
- James A. Duke (1997). The Green Pharmacy. Page No. 281. Pennsylvania: Rodale Press Emmaus.
- Kenneth A. Goldberg, M.D. (2001) The Men’s Health. Longevity Program. Page No. 94. USA: Rodale Inc.
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