Citrulline Malate reviews: what real users say
We read 162 first-hand mentions of Citrulline Malate from health and supplement communities. 58 of them say clearly how it went — and 83% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: performance (94% of 49), energy (100% of 9), heart & lipids (86% of 7), recovery (100% of 6).
Most common complaints: diarrhea, headache, dizziness, stomach issues, bad taste. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“Creatin and Citrulline Malate helped me most with reducing PEM, energy shortage, and a general feeling of extreme tiredness.”
“Citrulline malate before workouts and soccer games, I feel a bit light and less sore, but nothing to drive me crazy.”
“I took 3g of Citrulline malate before working out and I had a lot of energy.”
“I used Citrulline malate for gym stuff and as a added side effect I noticed an enhanced change regarding erections (easier to get and stay hard).”
“I would swap the Agmatine for some Citrulline Malate. I've been getting great results with it.”
“I stack Beta-Alanine, Citrulline Malate, and Agmatine ... great focus and energy and the pumps are ridic”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I dropped the citrulline because it was fairly pricey and I couldn't track a real difference.”
“Citrulline malate will give you a great 'pump' feeling. I didn't notice any gains or progress from it, and once I stopped taking it noticed no effects.”
“I take fish oil, ginkgo biloba, Citrulline malate, and beet root powder. Nothing seems to help very much.”
“Citrulline does give a pump, but I'm not sure if any studies back up whether it helps you make gains.”
“I tried citrulline malate and I didn't notice a difference in the pump effect with or without it.”
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