Question pertaining to Nitric Oxide

[nick632 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close nick632]

Hello all,
I am a new PE user, I've been training for 2 months now and although my gains aren't substantial yet, they are gains nonetheless and I enjoy them. I am also just starting a workout routine for the rest of my body and am using N.O Xplode (Nitric Oxide) as a pre-workout supplement to give me the energy to hit the gym after work. I did some reading on Nitric Oxide and have heard in several articles that it has the ability to "inhibit" smooth muscle cell growth. Has anyone had experience with this stuff while under a PE training schedule or does anyone know more? I would be taking it on the same day as my PE in some cases but if it can hinder my gains, I may just try to do without it.

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

I wouldn't worry .

[muadib1 Member Find all posts View Profile Close muadib1]

Sounds bogus. Nitric oxide is basically why we take arginine/Citruleen. Because it relaxes Smith muscle and allows more blood in to the CC. I can't see any way that allowing more blood into the cc would inhibit cell growth...just the opposite, it should (and does in my experience) stimulate cell growth and division.

[LilNudeDude Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close LilNudeDude]

That's great it works for smith. What does it do for us?

Just kidding. Dropped in. First time I have heard of Nitric Oxide. Always interesting info around here.