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Why Does Nitric Oxide Give You Bigger Pumps?


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Old 05-06-2007, 10:16 PM   #1
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Why Does Nitric Oxide Give You Bigger Pumps?

hey all

I had a pretty basic question and that is: Why does Nitric Oxide give you bigger pumps?

I'm sure its simple but itd be great for someone to enlighten me.

thanks
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Re: Why Does Nitric Oxide Give You Bigger Pumps?

The reason that Nitric Oxide gives you bigger pumps is because it causes a dilation of your arteries. This dilation causes an increase in blood flow which you see as the pump.

The reason behind it is because the inner lining of your blood vessels use nitric oxide to tell the surrounding smooth muscle to relax and this causes the dilation of the arteries.
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