I do resistance training 2-3x a week where I often take 7g of citrulline malate about 45m before hitting the gym. I get a noticeable vasodilatory effect from this combo and feel great using it with no signs of viral activation issues or unwanted side effects. Reading about arginine / NO2, I'm wondering if citrulline runs the risk of mitochondrial damaging peroxynitrite formation (or other damaging metabolites / gene expression?) If so might that be a hormetic effect at a 2x/wk dose around exercise? I'm trying to decide whether to keep this supplement or toss it.

Reasons not to take citrulline malate?
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brosci
, Jul 18 2015 02:20 AM
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