What Is Arginine?

Arginine, also known as protein amino acid, is an amino acid compound. This product participates in the ornithine cycle in the human body, promotes the formation of urea, causes the ammonia produced in the human body to be converted into non-toxic urea through the ornithine cycle, and is excreted from the urine, thereby reducing blood ammonia concentration. This product has a higher concentration of hydrogen ions, which helps to correct the acid-base balance in hepatic encephalopathy. Together with histidine and lysine, it is a basic amino acid ^[1] .

White rhombus crystal (precipitated from water, containing 2 molecules of crystal water) or monoclinic flaky crystal (no crystal water), odorless, bitter taste; easily soluble in water (solubility in water at 83 ° C is 83g / L, solubility in 50 ° C 400g / L), slightly soluble

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