Andrew Huberman· PhD
There's a particularly nice study that you might look at that was published in 2010 in Pain Medicine, which is Keynan et al K-E-Y-N-A-N, which looked at the safety and efficacy of dietary agmatine sulfate on lumbar disc associated radiculopathy not laughing at the condition. It's a painful condition that describes a, it's a kind of a range of symptoms that relate to pinching of nerves. The spinal columns, I was laughing at my pronunciation of it. That particular study is quite good. And the conclusion of that study that they drew was that there were limited side effects and that dietary agmatine sulfate is safe and efficacious for treating and alleviating pain and improving quality of life and lumbar-disc associated pain.