Reply With Quotearginine doesn't cause cold sores it only assists the growth of the virus if you already have it.Originally Posted by live2pump
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06-05-2005, 02:52 PM #1Registered User
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No2, Arginine and cold sores
Anyone experience or known somone who took a (No) product and suffers from cold sores receive one? I ask this question because the main amino acid is Arginine which is also the main amino acid that causes cold sores.
Also, if I were to take an (No) product would my daily dose of 500 mg of Lysine be counter productive?
p.s I know someone of you would recommend Maximum Pump and that is all gravy, but I want to know about (No)
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06-05-2005, 03:46 PM #2Is Doin It 4 Da Shorteez
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Yes you're right and I should of stated more exact, but the point I'm trying to make is a diet with a higher ratio of Arginine to Lysine can lead to outbreaks (if you already have the virus) which I do. So I'm asking if anyone who took No2 and has the virus find themselves sporting a cold sore while taking the product. Originally Posted by LAM
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Nope, I get cold sores, but, I am taking di-arginine malate, and I have not seen a single one...
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The question about lysine is interesting though... Will it be counterproductive to the pump effect?
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uh..i suffer occasionally and i went thru about two bottles of NO2 and creatine combo...never got sores while on it...but i did like the combo of the two...increased strength and endurance were VERY noticeable
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