I've been using Pycnogenol+L-Arginine combo for nearly a month and felt no great difference at all, only a few random semi-boners during the day. My dosing is 2x60 mg pycnegenol and 2x2 g l-arginine daily. I will continue using this combo use for at least 3 months more in order to see its full effects.
order puritans pride L arginine 1000mg free form capsules and vitamin world pycnogenol 60 mg capsules. Take 3 L arginine capsules in morning at once with large glass water. Then at lunch take the one pycnogenol half way through your sandwitch. Must take with food. Give it a few weeks to really take affect, may see results a lot sooner. I have 100% ability now back from almost nothing. Also works to help migrain sufferers as it expands your artetries.
And your arteries became hard just because of that? I'm currently taking PRELOX (pycnogenol + L-arginine), pomegranate juice and vitamin E everyday and so far I haven't had any problems.
I never took garlic (there's at least one study that shows that garlic may actually worsen your sexual health), omega 3, grape seed extract or red wine.
Could you please specify the daily doses you were taking?
And how did you reach that conclusion? Did you talk to a doctor and did tests?
m very sceptical about natural supplements, but PRELOX (L-arginine + pycnogenol) seems to be effective. For the most severe cases of ED, there are also penile injections.
I suggest you do your research and read as much as you can on this subject.
Good luck!
I have a question from the opposite angle.. I had been told l- arginine would be of help releasing nitric oxide in the blood to help with male erection/orgasm ..however, that arginine shouldn't be taken by those with hsv1/2 because it can provoke an outbreak. Can you debunk this ? I would love to take arginine if it can help at all !
Although some studies suggest that L-arginine may benefit certain health conditions, other research shows that L-arginine may have harmful effects on some individuals.
A large body of data suggests that NO actually promotes tumor progression.
L Citrulline, like arginine, it can convert into nitric oxide NO.
Be careful!!
Yes. L-Arg\inine is used therapeutically up to 15 grams a day. It is a systemic vasodilator and opens up microcirculation, which increases body capacitance and reduces blood pressure. Excellent for diabetic neuropathy as well. Many people take it four or five times per day in small doses. Purchase the L-Arginine in quantity (at health food stores), rather than in capsules and you will save a lot of money.
& one thing that i understand from the report is: the sequential therapy facilitate the T-cell function to word the Hbsag clearance fast. Does this mean adding L-Arginine to our Nuc's helps more to facilitate to the Hbsag clearance? Thanks!
Well, I've searched a lot and all I've found is that L-arginine can make herpes (HSV) replicate and get worse. But I haven't found a study saying that it could be the same with HPV.
I bought a protein supplement of egg protein and I've read that it has lysine and lutein which seems to have a good effect in the clearance of HPV, but it also has L-Arginine and there are mixed opinions about it... Anyone has tried it with success?
Btw...
PRELOX is a natural supplement for the treatment of ED that contains pycnogenol and L-arginine aspartate. It is safe and there are several studies that show its efficacy.
I take PRELOX everyday and I'm happy with the results. You won't see immediate results but, unlike most 'herbal' supplements, it really is effective and has no side effects.
You can order PRELOX here:
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prelox.
I take a multi vitamin as well as L-Arginine, Zinc and Saw Palmetto. I was wondering if anyone has any concrete evidence that the L-Arginine especially has any negative effects on my condition (causes/exacerbates) breakouts etc. I also currently use vitamin E liquid topically and have been trying to live as healthy a life style as possible. I like taking the L-arginine for the muscle building properties but I am willing to stop taking it if it makes my HPV worse.
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