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SodaFil L-Citrulline HCl: what it is and how it fits
A citrulline form the body can turn into arginine.
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Citrulline is a close cousin of arginine. The name comes from Citrullus, the genus that includes watermelon, where the compound was first found.*
What it is
L-citrulline is an amino acid that the body, mainly in the kidneys, can convert into arginine. That makes it a back-door route to the same nitric oxide pathway.
What HCl means
HCl stands for hydrochloride. It is a salt form that makes the ingredient stable and easy to blend into a capsule.
Where it appears in food
- Watermelon, especially near the rind.
- Cucumbers and squash.
- Melons and pumpkins.
How it fits SodaFil
SodaFil lists two citrulline forms, HCl and malate, next to the two arginine forms. This combination is how the brand covers both the direct and indirect routes to arginine.* Amounts appear on the bottle's panel.
Next, read L-citrulline malate or return to the ingredient overview.
If you take medication or have a heart or blood pressure condition, speak with your doctor before adding a supplement.
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