The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
so citrine malate or or citrine specifically actually increases blood nitrate levels more than Arginine itself so it actually increases nitric oxide more than Arginine and arginine is the direct substrate that's because citrine is actually much more bioavailable whereas arginine is mostly extracted by the splank neck tissues the gut and liver so you're actually better off taking citrine
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so like something like citrine malate which is a it can be recycled into Arginine and then into nitric oxide so citrine malate or or citrine specifically actually increases blood nitrate levels more than Arginine itself so it actually increases nitric oxide more than Arginine and arginine is the direct substrate that's because citrine is actually much more bioavailable whereas arginine is mostly extracted by the splank neck tissues the gut and liver so you're actually better off taking citrine