Does anyone here use L-arginine? How much and how often do you take it? Is it supposed to increase endurance, and if so, have you seen any such effects in your cycling?
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L-arginine supplements anyone?
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I've used l-arginine before. You know, if it is in NO Xplode (NO being Nitric Oxide), NO Xplode (but maybe not some other NOs out there, black powder, gakic, not sure about them) Fizzes. My bottle of l-arginine said to take it with carbonated water to enhance it being absorbed. So, if you didn't know about that, well, that might have some importance.
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