Key takeaways
- L-arginine promotes blood flow.
- Moomiyo supports endurance.
- Gymnema supports sugar metabolism.
- GABA, L-dopa and tyrosine support the mind.
- Check medications carefully.
TitanTransform supports men's vitality from both the body and the mind. Here is what each ingredient contributes.
At a glance
| Ingredient | Main role |
|---|---|
| L-arginine | Nitric oxide and healthy blood flow |
| Moomiyo (shilajit) | Endurance, recovery, trace minerals |
| Gymnema | Healthy sugar metabolism |
| GABA | Healthy hormone balance, calm |
| L-dopa (Mucuna pruriens) | Dopamine, mood and motivation |
| L-tyrosine | Cognitive performance and focus |
Spotlight: L-arginine and blood flow
Nitric oxide helps the smooth muscle in blood vessel walls relax, supporting healthy circulation. The body makes nitric oxide from L-arginine, which is why it is one of the most popular ingredients in men's health formulas.
Spotlight: moomiyo for men
Moomiyo, also called shilajit, has been used for centuries in Ayurveda as a vitality tonic. Modern studies have looked at its fulvic acid and mineral content for energy, endurance and men's wellness.
Spotlight: the mood and focus team
L-dopa from Mucuna supports dopamine, involved in motivation and desire. L-tyrosine also supports dopamine and noradrenaline for focus, while GABA supports calm and healthy hormone balance.
Sources
- NIH MedlinePlus – "L-arginine."
- Lampariello L.R. et al. – "The magic velvet bean of Mucuna pruriens," Journal of Traditional and Complementary Medicine, 2012.
- Pandit S. et al. – "Clinical evaluation of purified shilajit on testosterone levels in healthy volunteers," Andrologia, 2016.
Common questions
What are the ingredients in TitanTransform?
GABA, L-arginine, L-dopa (Mucuna pruriens), L-tyrosine, moomiyo and gymnema.
What does L-arginine do for men?
It is used to make nitric oxide, which supports healthy blood flow.
Who should avoid TitanTransform's ingredients?
Men on nitrates, PDE5 inhibitors, Parkinson's medicines, MAOIs or diabetes medicines should ask their doctor first.