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Thanks, Joan. I will switch to the powders, when my horse sized tablets are gone. The heartburn is not 24/7...and is better when I take them earlier in the day, with more water than usual.

So far I am liking this intervention. My hands and feet are not so cold anymore. And the burning in my muscles has gone away.
I am still guarded about high dose arginine tho, because of its connection to viral replication. So people with dormant viruses may have problems with it.
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I think the citrulline is what helps the muscles. It is supposed to remove ammonia which may build up in the muscles over time.
You can take the amino acid supplement Lysine in equal portion to the L-Arginine and should be fine.
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