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Has anyone tried arginine for dealing with cold hands/feet?

 
 
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This is admittedly a small study but it provides no evidence that taking L-arginine as a supplement improves blood circulation.

L-Arginine supplementation does not enhance blood flow and muscle performance in healthy and physically active older women. - PubMed - NCBI
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