Your body produces 30 mg of nitric oxide per day, according to NIH. It is used and broken down immediately.
When broken down, it's able to widen blood vessels, transport nutrients, reduce clot formation, and help nerve cell communication.
The body’s nitric oxide system is disrupted in two main ways: it produces less nitric oxide, or nitric oxide gets destroyed before it can work.
The biggest disruptors are aging, insulin resistance, inflammation, physical inactivity, and high blood pressure.
Your body will start to alert itself with signs that it's not getting enough nitric oxide production. Click below to learn the most common ones it makes.
7 Signs Your Body Needs More Nitric Oxide 5. When nitric oxide production or signaling is impaired...
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