Just got a vitamin catalog through the post and under the L-Arginine amino acid supplement it mentions that amino acid helps the body make nitric oxide, which if I remember rightly has a part to play in the hair loss cycle. Has anyone looked at L-Arginine as a hair loss supplement?
There isn't an exceptional amount of data that suggests that L-Arginine alone is proven to help grow hair. It does increase nitric oxide and improve blood vessel function which is necessary for hair growth. It seems like this supplement may be another product to add to the regime under a physicians direction. It is very important to remember that L-Arginine may cause many side-effects which all need to be considered before taking it.
I wasnt thinking about diving in on the L Arganine thing, but what side effects would be typical? Is it bad for the liver in large doses? If its main advantage is as vasodilator might it be as well to take say, garlic, ginko or even aspirin as part of the regimen?
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I play a huge roll in patient care and am truly involved in know how our patients are progressing. By reading this message, you probably aready know who I am and remember my personality. I began learning and studying the ends and outs of this clinic since 05' but I now relate to patients on a more personal level. Give us a call if you need anything at all.