Citrulline Nitrate
Also known as: NO3-T Citrulline, L-Citrulline Nitrate
L-Citrulline combined with nitrate group, provides both arginine-pathway NO and direct nitrate-pathway NO for dual-mechanism pump.
- Clinical dose
- Component (citrulline + nitrate) clinical doses
- Typical label dose
- 3–6 g/day
- Category
- Pump
- Pump
- Endurance
- Blood Flow
- Vasodilation
What it is & how it works
Citrulline raises plasma arginine → NO synthesis; nitrate reduced to nitrite to NO by oral commensal bacteria; dual NO pathway activation for maximal vasodilation.
Dosage
The clinically studied dose is Component (citrulline + nitrate) clinical doses.On labels you'll typically see 3–6 g/day.
What the research shows
Premium pump formulas use citrulline nitrate for the dual NO pathway activation, better pump than either compound alone at equivalent doses.
Studies & citations
Formulas it appears in
- Pump Formula
- Pre-Workout
- Stim Pre-Workout
Pump Formula
Categories
Citrulline Nitrate FAQ
What is Citrulline Nitrate?
L-Citrulline combined with nitrate group, provides both arginine-pathway NO and direct nitrate-pathway NO for dual-mechanism pump.
How much Citrulline Nitrate should I take per day?
The clinically studied dose is Component (citrulline + nitrate) clinical doses.
What does Citrulline Nitrate do?
Premium pump formulas use citrulline nitrate for the dual NO pathway activation, better pump than either compound alone at equivalent doses.
What is Citrulline Nitrate found in?
Pump Formula
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