L-Arginine and HoneyBoost®
L-Arginine is the fifth named ingredient in HoneyBoost, and it is the amino acid linked most closely to blood flow.*
About L-Arginine
Arginine is an amino acid, one of the building blocks of protein. The body also uses it to make nitric oxide, a small molecule that tells blood vessels to relax and widen. That is why arginine often comes up when people talk about healthy circulation.*
The basics
The body makes some arginine, and food supplies the rest. Turkey, chicken, beef, fish, dairy, nuts, seeds and beans all contain it. Eating enough protein through the day is a good base for all amino acids.
Where HoneyBoost comes in
HoneyBoost is made to support performance and healthy circulation, and L-Arginine is one of its six named ingredients.* The label shows the amount, and it works alongside Zinc and the botanical extracts.
At a glance
- Ingredient 5 of 6
- A building block for nitric oxide
- Found in poultry, fish, dairy and nuts
Habits that help
- Put protein on every plate.
- Check any product with our label guide.
- Get moving with strength basics.
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Short answers
What does arginine do?
The body uses it as a building block for nitric oxide, which helps blood vessels relax.
Is it in everyday food?
Yes. Poultry, fish, dairy, nuts and seeds contain arginine.
Where can I find the amount?
On the Supplement Facts panel of the HoneyBoost bottle.
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