L-Citrulline V L-Arginine V L-Carnitine

[Rambo]

Hey there guyssssssss

I don't want to take any of them Really, I am a follower of Ray Peats work and he's really against rising NO, instead he is in favour of raising Co2. (Won't go into detail about that here).

-I know that these can be effective for erections, which ones better out of three? Safest and least likely to give side effects?

-Can one use it alongside alcohol?

-Do any of these have the potential to cause Priapism that Viagra can do?

-Honestly if someone is in the early stages of this Pey, are they recommended?

-Has anyone honestly had improvements or stopped progression? Anyone had side effects?

-Which ever one is recommended could someone recommend a safe brand from the uk (price is not an issue).

[ajamfitz]

Hi there,

I don't know if you've gotten answers from elsewhere since this post is quite old. However if not, I'm going to answer what I can based on my own experience.

1. I've been taking L-Arginine for just over a month now and it's been great for my erections. As of yet I've had no side effects bar one (I'll get into that in a sec). I haven't taken the other two so I can't comment.

2. Yep, you can have a drink alongside these. Don't go too overboard too often though as alcohol is an aggravating factor in Peyronies Disease progression. But by all means have a drink if you want one. That being said, since I've started L-Arginine, I've gotten a wee bit more tipsy than I usually would have off of a drink or two. I'm not 100 percent sure if they're related, but it could be due to the lowered blood pressure. I dunno.

3. Not to my knowledge.

4. I've been in the acute stage now for a long time, and I've been taking them.

5. L-Arginine has helped with my flaccid penile pain, and flaccid length. So I would certainly recommend it. Improved blood flow is, to my knowledge, essential for healing. So honestly yes I would say it slows progression. Maybe not stop it.

6. I was able to buy L-Arginine from a health store in Ireland. I'm sure it's the same in the UK. Cheap as chips. Got a months worth for less than a tenner.


Look into heat therapy and traction too, if you haven't already.

Best of luck!