ZENTINOR

ZENTIVA ZENTINOR 1G SOLUTIE BUVABILA 2 X 10 FIOLE

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Arginine (also known as L-arginine) is one of the most metabolically versatile amino acids, playing an important role in various physiological and biological processes. It can be classified as a semi-essential or conditionally essential amino acid. It is an essential amino acid in children (cannot be produced in the body and is obtained exclusively through exogenous intake) and semi-essential in adults (can be produced in the body, but in insufficient quantities and also requires exogenous intake). This may explain why, under certain conditions, arginine can become an essential dietary component.

What is arginine?

• is an essential amino acid for human development and represents an essential energy source for muscle contraction
• is synthesized, mainly, in the kidneys from citrulline
• is a precursor to nitric oxide
• is a structural component of many proteins
• is a precursor for the synthesis of: proteins, urea, polyamines, creatinine, proline, glutamate, agmatine
• The role of arginine in the body:
• has a wide range of functions in the human body, making it vital for overall health
• is involved in the Krebs cycle
• plays a role in the body's acid/base balance
• plays an important role in cell division
• participates in collagen synthesis.
• is a key element in the generation of nitric oxide in the body 

Sources of arginine & the requirement for biological processes in the body: arginine comes from the recycling of amino acids from normal cellular protein turnover, dietary intake, and de novo synthesis (from scratch) from arginine precursor compounds.
During periods of stress and rapid growth, arginine requirements can be considerably increased, making external provision of arginine necessary.
There are a number of foods that are rich in arginine, such as seafood, watermelon, nuts, seeds, algae, red meat, rice protein concentrate, and soy protein isolate.

Warnings:

• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The product is a food supplement and should not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
• Keep out of reach and sight of small children.

Precautions:

• Consult a specialist if you are in any of the situations listed below:
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Children and adolescents under 12 years of age.
• People undergoing medical treatment
• Consuming many food supplements

Ingredients:
Arginine aspartate, sweetener: Sucrose, flavoring: Apricot flavor, coloring: Caramel (caramelized sugar powder).

Method of administration:
1-2 vials per day or as recommended by a specialist.
The content of the vial should be diluted in a little water and preferably consumed before meals.
Step 1

• The vials have marking rings on both sides, at the ends, where a predetermined breaking point is present.
• The tips must be broken at the predetermined breaking points. The solution will only flow when both tips are broken.

Step 2

• Hold the vial obliquely, NEXT to the glass you will drink from (not above it!)
• Break the upper tip, bending it with light pressure. You can use a paper napkin to break it with stronger pressure.

Step 3

• Turn the vial upside down (when the solution is not yet flowing)
• Hold the vial obliquely next to the glass, so that only the broken tip is above the glass.
• Break the second tip. Now the solution will flow.
• Check that the solution in the glass does not contain shards!