L-Arginine 2-oxopentanedioate

L-Arginine has several names, which are Amino Acid, Proline, Alpha Amino Isopropyl Ester.

It is an amino acid that is synthesized in the liver. It is produced by the hydrolysis of compounds like ammonia and methane. It is known to be a conditionally essential amino acid.

As a conditionally essential amino acid, it will only be utilized when the body's needs are present.

It is a precursor to nitric oxide synthesis. It's involved in the urea cycle, which helps get rid of ammonia that builds up in your body when you break down protein. Ammonia can be toxic, so it is good that the body has an efficient way of getting rid of it. It can find it in fish, meat, poultry, nuts, seeds and some vegetables.

L-arginine is a building block for proteins. It is a precursor of nitric oxide, a compound that helps reduce blood pressure. It also helps the body make creatine, a substance that helps muscles grow bigger and stronger.

It's also a precursor to growth hormones and proteins that contribute to muscle growth. It is used in cosmetic products such as shampoos and facial cleansers and oral hygiene products such as toothpaste and mouthwash.

L-arginine is also used in food products such as yogurt and chocolate. It is added to drinks and energy drinks and sold as a dietary supplement and is usually consumed in pill or capsule form.