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What Are The Side Effects Of Citrulline Malate And Beta Alanine?

Is it safe take this product? Will it give me shortness of breath or is it bad for your heart? Citrulline Malate 1:1     3500mg     * Beta-Alanine (CarnoSyn®)     1600mg     * L-Carnitine L-Tartrate     1000mg     * N-Acetyl-Tyrosine 96%     250mg     * L-Aspartic Acid 98.5%     750mg     * Histidine HCL 99%     250mg     
Tue, 17 May 2016
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Ok, first of all nutritional supplements are not regulated and you cannot be at all sure they have what they say they have. Rarely, they have actually had pharmaceuticals in them. Then, all of the ingredients mentioned are commonly also found in food, so if the vitamin DID have what it said in it and nothing else, it would be no more hazardous (nor better) than food.
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What Are The Side Effects Of Citrulline Malate And Beta Alanine?

Ok, first of all nutritional supplements are not regulated and you cannot be at all sure they have what they say they have. Rarely, they have actually had pharmaceuticals in them. Then, all of the ingredients mentioned are commonly also found in food, so if the vitamin DID have what it said in it and nothing else, it would be no more hazardous (nor better) than food.