Unanswered Metformin's benefits may be solely Agmatine induced

rtmilburn

rtmilburn

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I'll post more on this when I have more free time to dig into this more, but I thought I'll share this with you guys.
 
rtmilburn said:
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I'll post more on this when I have more free time to dig into this more, but I thought I'll share this with you guys.
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This also shows that Agmatine its self does a lot of metformin does .

Agmatine is freaking amazing!
 
kevtoon2905 said:
Take Citruline Malate which gets covered to Arginine which gets converted to Agmatine?
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I dont think youll end up increasing agmatine levels significantly, at least not to the same degree as just supplementing with agmatine. Citrulline increases arginine levels by about 40%, so the flow-on increase of agmatine from that would not be enough to see the same supplemental benefits.

None of the citrulline studies (and some of them used over 10gm l-cit per d) reported anywhere near the benefits of actual agmatine supplementation. Id fathom a guess that the amount of cit-mal youd need to take would be beyond economical and practical; it may even have negative outcomes at such excessive doses.
 
Young Gotti said:
Agmatine does offer a myriad of benefits...so much more than just pumps which imo is hit or miss on
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Increased pump and vascularity are the results I typically see when taking agmatine. I usually am always mixing it in with other ingredients though.
 
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