Cardio Juvenate Plus Tropical Orange Cardio Health Formula: Nitric Oxide Supplement 5000mg L-arginine, 1000mg L-citrulline, 1000mg L-carnitine per Serving to Support Heart Health and Blood Pressure

First off I want to mention that I just turned 30 and am in the best shape of my life so I am taking this product mainly as a preventative as there is a lot of heart disease in my family. I'm not a regular comment leaver on here but I must say that I am EXTREMELY IMPRESSED with not only this product, but the company as well.I was first introduced to a different brand of arginine from a friend and I started taking it back in 2007 and did for about a year. Then I just got busy and started traveling a lot for my business and wasn't able to keep up with autoships all over the country/world and so I just stopped. I was actually about to order again from them but then saw several other products that claimed to do the same thing, but for less... about half less actually. After researching for several hours for 2 days on arginine products, I came to a conclusion that CARDIO JUVENATE is the best one available today. Anyway, there is a reason why CARDIO JUVENATE'S COMPETITOR'S product is TWICE as much and it's not because of the value or "you get what you pay for". In this case, it is because it is a network marketing company and they have to have that extra margin in there to pay out the distributors in their binary pay plan. It's nothing against them as the money has to come from somewhere, but it is coming from YOUR pocket when it could go to buy you 2 bottles of Cardio Juvenate instead, which in my honest humble opinion is a superior product.Cardio Juvenate has that 3rd magical ingredient, L-Carnitine Tartrate which has a powerhouse full of nutritional benefits. If you do research on L-Carnitine Tartrate, you will see there are simply too many benefits to list here but here are the major ones:Increases strength and enduranceRelieves physical and mental fatiguePromotes and maintains new development of muscle massReduces muscle injuries and sore musclesAccelerates regenerationIncreases cardiac outputLowers the heart rate under stressReduces the intensity of cardiac infarctionReduces symptoms of heart failure, angina pectorisSupplies energy to immune cellsIncreases activity of immune cells under stressDoesn't strain the immune systemSlows aging of brain, dementia, Alzheimer's diseaseImproves cognitive abilities like concentration, memory, and ability to learnAccelerates renewal of tissueImproves liver functionReduces problems of fatty liverAccelerates renewal of liver tissueImproves activity of spermEnlarges amount and number of spermIncreases fertility of spermThe fact that Cardio Juvenate has this extra ingredient in it and no other product that I found does, was the thing that pushed me over the fence to buy it versus all others.Today I called the company because on the container it says not to ingest protein an hour before or after taking Cardio Juvenate and I just bought a plant protein supplement yesterday that has 1,750mg of arginine in it. Toni was very nice on the phone and told me she would have someone from customer service call me to help me with my questions. To my surprise, within about 15 minutes Stan, the OWNER of the company called me and was EXTREMELY helpful! He explained that there are conflicts about whether protein and arginine mixed together basically cancel each other out or not and that just to make sure you get the best use of the product to not ingest protein an hour or before taking it.Bottom line... AMAZING PRODUCT and just as AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE! You won't be disappointed with either flavor but i definitely like the classic berry the best. Hope this review helps!

This appears to be a new entry in the arginine-plus-citruline powder category, like the others inspired by the research and published findings of Dr. Louis Ignarro. A curious consumer need only read all of the words following the name of this product to learn why the formula has caught on with a sizable portion of the public.The closest competitors to Cardio-Juvenate would appear to be L-Arginine Complete and L-Arginine Plus, which come in similar packages and at a comparable price point. You can spend more (but, as a rule, the more additives the more trade-offs in terms of taste), or you can pay less (Source Naturals makes an arginine-citruline powder with no additional supplements and at a greatly reduced price, pitching it more to the younger, body-builder crowd than the "heart-healthy" reader).Cardio-Juvenate is distinguished, primarily, by one supplement that is not found in the first two products mentioned above: L-Carnitine. Along with CoQ-10 and Alpha-Lipoic acid, L-Carnitine routinely receives the most emphasis in the literature about non-prescription heart-healing consumer supplementation, especially by authors who do not swallow whole Dr. Ignarro's claims on behalf of L-Arginine. (If you should prefer to avoid most supplements, relying primarily on diet and exercise, Dr. Caldwell Esselstyne's popular book, "Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease," is certainly the most conservative with regard to vitamins, amino acids, fish oil and any sort of supplementation).In its claims, Cardio-Juvenate manages to magnify and even extend the benefits of its Arginine fomula to include problems such as irritable bowel syndrome, depression, macular degeneration, cancer, etc. etc. It's too early for me to question let alone challenge or confirm such claims except one: that the product is "delicious." Generally, the clearer, less chalky the powder (in appearance and taste), the easier it is to get the stuff down (preferably half a glass, or 4 oz., in a single swallow). Cardio-Juvenate is certainly more palatable than some of its rivals, with a somewhat fruity, aggressively tart, grape-like but "cluttered" and undeniably pungent flavor that is unlikely to strike some as "delicious." At this early stage, Arginine Complete is perhaps the easiest of the three candidates to confront the first thing every morning, but Cardio-Juvenate may simply require additional time to be perceived as equally palatable. Of course, the user can always dilute the product with enough water (8 oz., 12 oz. or more) to dissipate any flavors that strike him or her as objectionable. If not, the arginine user can pick up a bottle of L-Carnitine capsules (forget about using L-arginine in pill form, however--unless the intended swallower is a pet horse).