Reported Perils of Arginine

Post Number:**#16** Post by **ofonorow** » Tue Aug 20, 2013 10:08 am

And that is exactly the problem with the PROARGI-9+ product that I am on for 90 days. (Dr Joe's?) It doesn't say on the label how much arginine is in the product (proprietary blend). If they had a lot, i.e. 3 grams, why wouldn't they have that on the label? I suspect it contains a rather small amount which is why they do not list it. I would like to be taking 3000 mg daily for the reasons given in the last post - related to NO production.

angiew · Post Number:**#17** Post by **angiew** » Wed Aug 21, 2013 8:53 am

Owen,

This website says it contains 5 grams of arginine per serving with 200 mg citrulline.

They follow Dr. Ignaro's research, eg...4-6 grams of arginine protocol for therapeutic effect.

website:

1. L-Arginine

One Serving of Proargi 9 plus = 5000 mg of pharmaceutical grade L-arginine

http://proargi9site.blogspot.com/p/what ... -plus.html

angiew · Post Number:**#18** Post by **angiew** » Wed Aug 21, 2013 9:10 am

Dr. Joe helped formulate ProArgi-9 Plus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QSAUaRkg_4

Post Number:**#19** Post by **ofonorow** » Thu Aug 22, 2013 9:57 am

Thanks - (so why not put that on the label?).

Do we know what else is in it? Vitamin C? (lysine??) and I was told verbally, some vitamin K.

To its credit, arginine is notorious for bad taste, and this stuff isn't bad.

angiew · Post Number:**#20** Post by **angiew** » Fri Aug 23, 2013 7:28 am

Owen,

Here's the label:

http://largininebenefits.com/proargi9.html

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