However, for some CCDS1 patients, high-dose supplementation therapy with L-arginine and L-glycine may reap the benefits of increased muscle mass, improved dyskinesia, decreased frequency of intractable seizures, and the ability to improve cognitive function to some extent [38]
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It may be gentler on the digestive system than magnesium oxide
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Skipping doses or doubling up is not recommended without direct guidance from a provider
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