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Pure
L-ARGININE HCL -
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RECOMMENDED TO ENHANCE STRUCTURE &
FUNCTION RELATING TO NUTRITIONAL NEEDS AND DEFICIENCIES PERTAINING TO:
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Endothelial support for circulatory
health.
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Promoting protein synthesis and anabolic
activity for those with surgical stress, trauma, sepsis and catabolic
conditions.
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Immune support.
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Urea cycle support.
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Anabolic response for athletic physique.
For vascular health, and high blood
pressure, Pure L-Arginine-HCL (Elemental) may be combined with
Cardio-Care, Vaso-Lene and Cir-Cu-Care to increase nitric oxide
production and maximize total endothelial support.
Those with active Herpes (genital or “cold
sores”), or elevated titers to the herpes virus, EBV, Mono or similar
viruses should take additional Lysine to maintain the proper
Lysine/Arginine balance of at least twice the amount of Lysine to
Arginine ratio. To prevent biochemical competition of these amino acids,
take Arginine approximately 1-5 hours prior to Lysine supplementation.
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Is
important for a healthy cardio-vascular system.
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Promotes endothelial support for circulatory health.
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Is
part of the urea cycle and is important in wound healing and the
immune system.
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Makes up 80% of sperm and may be useful for infertility.
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May
promote growth hormone Production in conjunction with Ornithine, and
anabolic support for the athlete.
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Those with active herpes or elevated titers to the herpes virus, EBV,
Mono or similar viruses should take additional Lysine to maintain the
proper Lysine/Arginine balance of at least twice the amount of Lysine
to Arginine ratio.
WHAT IS
ARGININE?
Arginine is synthesized in the intestinal
tract from Citrulline, and its major food sources are nuts, (peanuts,
cashews, almonds, walnuts and pecans) although it is also abundant in
chocolate, carob, and edible seeds. It is the precursor for Ornithine
and is a vital part of the urea cycle, being involved in the
detoxification and elimination of ammonia. It is also important for
Nitric Oxide production, (necessary for endothelial health and
vasodilation), protein synthesis, wound healing, immune function and has
a secretalogical effect on hormones. Eighty percent of seminal fluid is
made of Arginine, and it plays a role in the reproductive system of
females as well. It is also a precursor required to synthesize
polyamines, which are required for growth and function of all healthy
cells. Those with Herpes and similar viruses should take additional
Lysine to maintain metabolic Lysine/Arginine balance. Since it competes
for absorption with Lysine, the Lysine supplements should be
administered approximately 1-5 hours after Arginine supplementation.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ARGININE AND NITRIC
OXIDE:
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Nitric Oxide (NO), a small molecule
synthesized from Arginine in the body, is the endothelial relaxing
factor (EDRF). It plays an essential role in the regulation of
vascular homeostasis, and modulates cardiac contractility, regulates
vascular tone, and helps in preventing vessel injury and
Arteriosclerosis. Studies at major universities support the importance
of Nitric Oxide, and its role in the endothelial-vascular system of
the body, as well as the effects of Arginine supplementation on
normalizing high blood pressure levels and its potential to lower
cholesterol and LDL levels.
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Recent studies suggest that damage from
hypertension, high cholesterol and other coronary heart disease
factors, impairs the ability of the endothelium to produce necessary
Nitric Oxide. When plaque builds up, the blood supply to the
endothelial cells gets blocked and also prevents the production of
Nitric Oxide. After many years of plaque accumulation,
Arteriosclerosis
occurs. These recent medical studies suggest that Arginine
supplementation can begin to reverse this process by helping to
restore endothelial cells that have been damaged, and increase their
ability to make Nitric Oxide.
IMMUNE SYSTEM
AND ARGININE:
Arginine stimulates the production of
polyamines, which are necessary for healthy cell function. It also
appears to improve T-cell activity, and after just three days of
Arginine supplementation, patients in one study were observed to have a
dramatic improvement in T-cell mitogenesis with improved function of
T-lymphocytes.
WOUND HEALING, SEPSIS AND TRAUMA:
Studies of Arginine supplementation with
postoperative patients and those with sepsis and trauma have shown
increased healing capacity due to improved immune function. Patients who
were administered Arginine had a reduction in infections and experienced
reduced hospital stays.
ARGININE AND CANCER:
Arginine acts as a free radical scavenger,
and preliminary studies indicate it inhibits tumor induction by many
carcinogenic chemicals. It may be due to immune function stimulation,
including stimulation of T-lymphocytes, which are natural killer (NK)
cells. The effect of Arginine in the production of polyamines may also
be crucial.
ATHLETES:
Arginine stimulates both growth hormone
secretion and insulin production, and has an anabolic effect on muscle
tissue. The use of anabolic steroids by many athletes may result in
hypertension and Hypercholesterolemia causing damage to the
cardiovascular system. Arginine supplementation may create the athlete’s
desired anabolic results without the negative effects on the
cardiovascular system caused by these drugs. Since Arginine stimulates
the production of NO (nitric oxide), supplementation may help reverse
the endothelial damage for those who have been on steroidal drugs.
BENEFITS OF MONTIFF PURE L-ARGININE- HCL
(Elemental)
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Montiff supplies the highest quality, pure
L-Arginine-HCL (Elemental, or active Arginine).
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L-Arginine-HCL, a stable molecular form of
Arginine, helps provide hydrochloric acid, which is necessary for
proper digestion. This prevents stomach irritation, which is possible
with the “base” (alkaline) form of Arginine found in other many other
companies’ products.
REFERENCES:
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Cynober, Luc (edited by), Amino Acid
Metabolism and Therapy in Health & Nutritional Disease 1995.
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Di Pasquale, M, Amino Acids and Proteins
for the Athlete. the Anabolic Edoe, 1997.
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Latifl, Rifat, M.D., Amino Acids in
critical care and cancer, 1994.
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Lowell J, Parnes H. Blackburn G. ‘Dietary
Immunomodulatlon: Benef. Effects on Oncogenesis and Tumor Growth”,
Crit. Care Med., 1990.
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Fryburg D, ‘NG-Monomethyl-L-Arginine
Inhibits the Blood Flow but not the Insulin-like Response of Forearm
Muscle to IFG-1.: Possible Role of Nitric Oxide in Muscle Protein
Synthesis” J. of Clin Invest., 1996.
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Panza, Julio A, M.D., and Cannon III,
Richard 0., M.D. edited by, Endothelium. Nitric Oxide, and
Arteriosclerosis. 1999.
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Korbut,R., PhD., Bieron, Krzysztof, Bieron,
M.D., Gryglewski, M.D.,D.Sc., N.Copernicus Univ, School of Med,.
“Effect of L-Arginine on Plasminogen-Activator Inhibitor in
Hypertensive Patients with Hypercholesterolemia, ‘New England J. of
Med., Jan. 1993.
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Chowienczyk, Pd., Watts, G.F., Cockcroft,
J.R., Ritter, J.M., ‘Impaired Endothelium-Dependent Vasodilatation of
Forearm Resistance Vessels in Hypercholesterolemia”, ‘The Lancet’,
1992.
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Balch, J. M.D., Balch, P., C.N.C.,
Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 1997.
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Glossary
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Amino Acids -
Are the
building blocks of protein. Your body is primarily made of protein.
And protein in turn, is made up of chains of amino acids What
distinguishes all amino acids is that they all have a group, (amine
group), made of 1 atom of nitrogen & 2 atoms of hydrogen. (NH2)
Free-Form Amino Acids
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Individual amino acids that are unattached to each other or
anything else & therefore able to be immediately absorbed into the
blood stream with no digestion necessary. Since, unlike
proteins, free-form amino acids require absolutely no
digestion, they can be absorbed by anyone no matter how old they may
be or the condition of their digestive system. Also, unlike
proteins, free-form amino acids can be taken on an empty stomach
such as right before a workout. Whereas proteins have to have a
mass of food sufficient to stimulate the release of digestive
juices. This is why most protein supplements are presented as
blender drinks. Free-form amino acids are not to be confused with
so-called "predigested protein."
Negative nitrogen balance
- The condition of
excreting more amino acids & protein than one is taking in. This
makes it difficult to maintain ones body since the body's tissues
are mainly made of protein & amino acids which require constant
maintenance & repair.
Precursors
- the substance from which another
substance is made.
Protein
- Chains of some combination of the 20 so-called "proteogenic" amino acids.
(proteogenic means to generate protein). In other words their
are only 20 amino acids from which all proteins in all organic life
both animal & vegetable are made. Not all 20 are in every protein, but
nothing else but some portion of the 20 proteogenic amino acids in
repetitive long chains often approx. 100,000 amino acids long are what all
proteins in all life are made from.
Secretalogical cells
- Cells that secrete
hormones.
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