Citrulline, derived from the Latin word for watermelon, citrullus, is a necessary component to create arginine.Arginine is a precursor to Nitric Oxide (NO).Nitric Oxide provides pump, relaxes blood vessels and increases blood flow and circulation. These benefits can help with nutrient delivery to the muscles, building muscles and improving results.Citrulline and the AthleteCitrulline’s role in NO production is important on its own, but even more so for athletes. This is because when NO relax … read more

Ornithine is an amino acid that is created by the body. A byproduct of the urea cycle, the liver combines enzymes and arginine to form ornithine. Ornithine is then used as a precursor to many other important compounds in the body including citrulline, proline and more.Ornithine also aids in eliminating excess nitrogen from the body, as well as ammonia to avoid toxic conditions from build upOrnithine and AthleticsOrnithine is often used to enhance performance during training because it … read more

Glycerol is a popular athletic supplement known for its ability hydrate athletes, increase endurance and provide that swell bodybuilders seek.Glycerol is a natural water attracting molecule. Some people use it for a laxative to draw water into the gut. Others use it for weight loss, skin hydration, training performance, eye pressure reduction and more. Glycerol is natural and most commonly helps draw in water, or helps other molecules draw in water.Glycerol itself is a syrup like fluid th … read more

Choline Bitartrate promotes enhanced focus.*Choline Bitartrate is a compound made in the body that shares similarities with B vitamins. Produced by the liver, it can also be found in foods like fish, meat, beans, nuts and eggs. Choline is touted for its ability to delay fatigue and increase focus, but is involved in much more than improved performance.Choline aids in liver function, muscle contraction, metabolism, brain function and nervous system function. As such, it is necessary for your … read more

CarnoSyn® (Beta Alanine) enhances athletic performance and exercise capacity helping you build more lean muscle mass during training.*Ahhh, beta-alanine, just saying it gives you the tingles. Actually, taking it gives you tingles. Also called paresthesia, it is the tingling, prickling or fleeting numbness you feel on your skin. Don’t worry, it’s harmless. Beta-alanine is a non-essential amino acid, and has to be obtained through the diet. As we discussed before, many amino acids are more p … read more