Swolverine Citrulline Malate
$48.99
- 5G L-citrulline malate per serving
- Synergistic 2:1 ratio of l-citrulline
- Designed to promote the production of NO
- 60 servings per bottle
Additional information
| Servings | 60 servings per bottle |
|---|---|
| Dosage | 5g of L-Citrulline Malate per serving |
| Brand | Swolverine |
Overview
Citrulline Malate is a synergistic 2:1 ratio of L-Citrulline a nonessential amino acid and malic acid. Citrulline Malate naturally promotes the production of nitric oxide (NO), which supports greater endurance, muscle force, power, and delays muscle fatigue.* This L-Citrulline Malate powder helps promote strength, improve endurance, and optimize muscle recovery.
Benefits
Delays Muscle Fatigue – L-Citrulline helps promote the natural release of Nitric Oxide (NO). NO is a vasodilator, therefore increasing the oxygen and blood flow to muscle tissue, to help overcome fatigue and enhance your athletic performance by maximizing endurance* Citrulline Malate also promotes an increase in aerobic energy production, by increasing the rate of oxidative ATP production during high-intensity exercise [R]
Enhances Recovery – NO widens the blood vessels, increasing blood flow and circulation, without increasing blood pressure. Faster transport and circulation of macronutrients means better muscle repair, faster recovery, and optimized results [R]
Increases Strength – Not only does Citrulline Malate help with greater gains in strength with the production of NO, but Citrulline Malate also facilitates the muscle-building process of protein synthesis and influences amino-acid utilization [R]
Ingredients
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