Agmatine Sulfate Powder

Agmatine sulfate is a neurotransmitter that is found in most organs and tissues in mammals in organ-specific concentrations, such as adrenal chromaffin cells, glial cells, and glomus cells of the carotid body. In the areas of muscle building and athletic performance, agmatine sulfate can effectively improve muscle development by inhibiting nitric oxide synthase (NOS). The substance can also help with mental clarity (focus), stress management, and mental health. Because it is a byproduct of bacteria, it can be found in fermented foods, such as wine, beer, and even instant coffee. These concentrations are extremely low and far lower than those found in guanidine supplements.

Helps Fight Muscle Soreness
Post-exercise muscle soreness is a common challenge for bodybuilders, and fortunately, supplementing with nitric oxide can help reduce post-workout muscle soreness. When the body consumes l-citrulline, the body converts it to l-arginine. L-arginine is converted to guanidine sulfate, and agmatine sulfate can inhibit nitric oxide synthase and then promote the production of nitric oxide. Related research has shown that increased nitric oxide levels can effectively reduce muscle soreness. For athletes, proper recovery is necessary after a long, hard workout to build muscle or endurance. This is why agmatine sulfate is the preferred post-workout supplement in most cases. Stacking agmatine sulfate with a growth hormone supplement may be beneficial, providing improved transoxotropic enhancement in the form of better recovery, performance, or endurance. Agmatine can also be taken with carbohydrates to help promote glycogen resynthesis. It should be noted that agmatine may compete with dietary protein for absorption, so take the supplement at least 2 hours before or after a meal.

Antidepressant Properties
Agmatine sulfate appears to have antidepressant properties. Moderate doses, while slightly less effective than antidepressants such as toflanilide (imipramine), show a good ability to improve mood and reduce anxiety. Agmatine has also shown the ability to work in conjunction with antidepressants such as bupropion (bupropion).

Improves Appetite
Agmatine sulfate has been shown to improve appetite after satiety is achieved. In some studies, food consumption increased by 44% to 54% over a 24-hour period. Agmatine works in the opposite mode compared to yohimbine, which has been shown to suppress appetite. Agmatine supplementation may lead to increased secretion of luteinizing hormone, although this effect appears to be dose-dependent. Luteinizing hormone plays a vital role in the production of testosterone in men.