NO2 Supplements
Increase Muscle Mass and Libido
NO2 supplements are an excellent part of a bodybuilder's toolkit. If your goal is to
gain lean muscle mass, and are able to tolerate the amino
acid arginine which is the basis for Nitric Oxide
supplements, then this muscle enhancer is worth
trying.
What can you expect from
NO2?
- increase in lean muscle mass
- faster recovery time
- increased libido
The jury is out on whether you will feel an increase in
strength or stamina. But if looking ripped and building lean
muscle mass is important to you, NO2 supplements are worth a
try.
How Does NO2 Help Build Lean
Muscle Mass?
NO2 supplements cause the blood vessels to
widen, which increases the flow of oxygen and muscle
building nutrients to the muscles. This is called the
'pump' effect. Nitric oxide supplements sustain this
vasodilation, and so your muscles have the 'keys to the
vault' for a much longer period of time than they would
normally. They all contain the amino acid arginine in
compound form. Some have other synergistic elements as
well.
What are the Side Effects of
NO2Side effects reported by some users of NO2
supplements include hot flushes (yes, these were men reporting
them!), diarrhea, and fatigue. This is obviously something to
look out for if you are taking this supplement. The extent to
which this is felt is very individual.
People who should not use arginine supplements:
- those with herpes or other viral illnesses (arginine
can increase viral replication)
- those on cyclosporine
- asthmatics should be aware that arginine could
aggravate the inflammatory response in their airways
- pregnant or lactating women should not use it
- those who do not tolerate l-arginine in significant
doses
What Else Have People Reported
with NO2One of the suprising 'side effects' of NO2
supplements is an increase in libido. Men who took it reported
that they felt a powerful increase in both erectile and
ejaculatory strength. Some also told of a rise in the volume of
semen ejaculated. Its almost two supplements in one :-)
Whilst there is not a lot of scientific evidence or studies
to back up the claims, anecdotely, there have been more
positive benefits reported than otherwise. I think its
important to note that with all supplements, they won't do the
work for you. So as part of a good training regimen, NO2 would
be a great synergistic element, and anything that gives you an
extra edge, is I think, worth it. But you have to be realistic
with your expectations - and take into account all the other
elements of a successful training program.
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