http://texasvitamins.com/go/youtube.html Click on the link above for a free report and video guide to using dietary supplements! Today I'm going to be talking about L-Arginine side effects when it comes to a dietary supplement as well as overall dangers to this substance. You might have seen a bottle of this stuff and was wondering what it was and if it was dangerous. L-arginine is an amino acid. What that basically means in a nutshell is that they help build things in your body. These things include cells, muscles but that is not all they do. They have other important jobs such as healing wounds and transporting nutrients around. Sure this substance can provide many benefits as you can imagine, but like everything in the world there are some risks. It's important to weigh them both and make the best decision for your situation. One of the largest risks with this supplement is that someone has an allergy to it. The fact is every one of us is a little unique. We have different genes and sometimes our body reacts to a foreign substance differently than another person's. If someone has an allergic reaction to this supplement they could develop a rash, itching and a shortness of breath. Also just like with any dietary supplement your body could react by making you nauseous, giving you stomach pains and the annoying feeling of wanting to use the bathroom a lot. That is always a risk, you have to take into account. Other risks really have to do with various medical conditions. For example if someone has a bleeding disorder this supplement could increase the risk of bleeding. It could also not be good for diabetes, and people with kidney problems. If someone is pregnant or a child they probably shouldn't take this L-arginine. The smartest people in the industry are not sure what could happen. Finally there is a big scare that this supplement raises the chance of death with people recovering from heart attacks. Researchers at John Hopkins Hospital had a study with 70 patients that was actually stopped due to the safety concerns. What happened is that 6 of the 70 patients that took this supplement died compared with none of the patients in the placebo effect. As you can see that is scary. Before you begin to purchase dietary supplements it's also important to realize that the industry in many countries is unregulated. This basically means that companies are supposed to ensure their products are safe and there is no fraud or lying going on. This does make buying these products more risky. The good news is that I have created a report and video guide on shopping for supplements. It can provide some great tips on what to look for with these products as well as what to avoid. Plus it covers herbal remedies and some other alternative health strategies. Now, if you nervous this guide is going to cost a lot of money the good news is that it's entirely free. So you really don't have any good reason not to at least check it out. You can learn more by clicking on the link http://texasvitamins.com/go/youtube.html

• published: 07 May 2014
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