Injecting Amino Acids?

Nutrition
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I have done a little research on this topic and have not found much information. Does anyone have any information on injecting amino acids, specifically L-Arginine, L-Glutamine and L-Carnitine. I have access to pharmaceutical preparations from my physician and am wondering if they are worth the expense compared to oral ingestion?

Thanks!

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[quote]emtp1 wrote:
I have done a little research on this topic and have not found much information. Does anyone have any information on injecting amino acids, specifically L-Arginine, L-Glutamine and L-Carnitine. I have access to pharmaceutical preparations from my physician and am wondering if they are worth the expense compared to oral ingestion?

Thanks![/quote]

I think you’ll find large quantities of steak more cost effective.

I’m not too sure arg works.
Maybe carnitine works for some.
And I don’t know about the glutamine.

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For what supposed or theoretical benefit is injecting straight AA worth when you factor in the costs thereof?

Are you just trying to avoid degradation in the stomach or do you have some evidence that straight injection is safe and effective for whichever means you choose?

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I know that injecting L Arginine is used to stimulate GH release and that is difficult to ingest enough orally for a similar effect. I was wondering if anyone else had tried this route and had any results.

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After 15 Years. Are there any experience reports about injecting Aminos?

I found this product. What do you think about it? 10 ml Vial from a ULAB

Performance-boosting formula created to optimize blood circulation, increase endurance during exercise, and intensify muscle pumps. Its main components are:

  • L-Arginine (100 mg): Stimulates nitric oxide production, enhancing blood flow and nutrient delivery to muscles during workouts.
  • L-Ornithine (50 mg): Helps reduce fatigue by removing ammonia from the body, supporting endurance during long training sessions.
  • L-Citrulline (100 mg): Elevates nitric oxide levels, improving endurance, oxygen transport, and recovery after exercise.

Suggested Dosage:

Administer 1 ml either subcutaneously or intramuscularly, 2–3 times weekly, ideally 1 hour before exercise. Adjust the dosage based on your performance and endurance needs

Administration:
Can be injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly, with intramuscular injections recommended to reduce skin irritation.

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You get all the aminos you need from eating protein.

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After 300 million years of research and development Our livers will do this stuff way better.

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I also think so, normal way ;-). i only asked of interesst. Thanks

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