1000 / 600 / 400: the Nitric Oxide Arithmetic

Training supplements love the word blend. This page prefers arithmetic, and the panel supplies all of it: one thousand, six hundred, four hundred.

The dietary route

Beet root extract at 1000 mg supplies nitrate, the food-based path to nitric oxide. It is the entry with the deepest dietary evidence behind it, and it is printed first for a reason.

The amino-acid routes

L-citrulline at 600 mg and L-arginine at 400 mg are the two amino-acid paths to the same destination — citrulline the longer-acting one, arginine the direct one. Having all three routes in one panel is the point; the formula is a system, not a pile.

The cofactor lines

B6 and B12 cover the energy-metabolism side, while grape seed and CoQ10 bring antioxidant support to a category that usually forgets it. Five supporting entries, all named, none folded into anything.

The window, in minutes

Forty-five to sixty minutes before training — not at random across the day. The label leads with the window because the window is where this panel either works or quietly does not.

Comparing jars

Any competing product that will not print its beet, citrulline and arginine figures separately has answered your question for you. This one was built to be compared; do exactly that.

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