BodyTech Arginine AKG for Nitric Oxide

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This supplement seems promising for enhancing muscle mass. There are some benefits to highlight. Ingredients are known to build lean body mass and to enhance blood supply and oxygen to muscles

BodyTech Arginine AKG Review

This is a review of the product Arginine AKG 3000 Mg, manufactured by BodyTech, a company producing supplements for the sporting market. This product is claimed to provide both arginine alpha-ketoglutarate and nitric oxide precursor. The benefit of arginine AKG and nitric oxide lies in their helpful muscle-building effect found in these exercise and nutritional supplements.

Ingredients

  • Calcium (As Dicalcium Phosphate, 94 mg)
  • L-arginine alpha-ketoglutarate (AAKG, 3000 mg)

Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, hydroxypropyl cellulose, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, and glycerin. L-arginine alpha-ketoglutarate, which is non-essential amino acid, supports the nitric oxide production in the liver. L-arginine alpha-ketoglutarate, together with nitric oxide, may enhance muscle-building; in addition, L-arginine alpha-ketoglutarate purports to enhance performance: one can exercise for longer, minimizing the pain of stiffness, while building lean body mass. L-arginine alpha-ketoglutarate also helps to enhance nitric oxide production in blood vessels. This increases their size thereby enhancing the flow of blood. As result, muscles receive more blood, which supplies them with protein, and carbohydrates, as well as muscle-building hormones that assist in improving performance and recovery. Calcium (as di-calcium phosphate), on the other hand, is a binder, as well as a food additive. It is beneficial as support for blood calcium. Low calcium stores could lead to bone loss, and decreased activity of certain muscles. Conversely, taking supplementary calcium may result in certain side effects, such as a rash, or constipation.

Dosage

The manufacturer suggests that a consumer take three (3) tablets twice a day on an empty stomach. The best times, according to the manufacturer of this dietary supplement, are mornings and half-an-hour before lunch. The manufacturer additionally recommends that consumers drink at least 64 ounces of water daily.

Price

This supplement is not sold directly by BodyTech, but through third-party agents such as Amazon and The Vitamin Shoppe. On The Vitamin Shoppe, 180 tablets are sold at $29.99. No discounts are offered on this product.

Guarantee

Despite our research efforts, we were unable to locate a guarantee from the manufacturer; however, since this product is been sold through third parties, consumers must be aware of individual return policies.  The Vitamin Shoppe requires goods returned within 30 days. If the container is unopened and the receipt included, a full refund will be made. If the container has been opened, but still has the receipt, in-store credit will be provided. If the container, irrespective of the condition, is returned without a receipt, the consumer will receive in-store credit. However, the refund will be the lowest price the product has been sold at for the past 30 days.

Arginine AKG 3000 Mg Review – Conclusion

This supplement seems promising for enhancing muscle mass. There are some benefits to highlight. Ingredients are known to build lean body mass and to enhance blood supply and oxygen to muscles to stimulate growth. Dosage instructions are clear, allowing  for  correct use of the product for optimal results. There are, however, some concerns with this product: 1) the lack of a manufacturer’s guarantee could imply that the product is not as effective as the manufacturer claims it to be, 2) there are no package deals with discounts offered which could make this product more cost-effective, and 3) some of the ingredients such as calcium (as dicalcium phosphate) could lead to side effects for some people.

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About

Albert holds a PhD in Chemistry from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He is currently working in a Biochemistry laboratory at Columbia University in NYC. In addition to contributing to many online publications, Albert spends his time away from the laboratory with his partner of many years, and their dog, Helium.



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