06/19/2025
Can You Get Nitric Oxide in Food?
YES. AND DR. WORKMAN says food sources of nitric oxide are always preferred to supplements. “They’re going to have that plus an almost unlimited number of beneficial ingredients in the form of antioxidants and vitamins,” he adds.
woman's hands chopping beetroot for squeezing juice
The precursor compounds of L-arginine and L-citrulline can be found in foods that are high in protein (both compounds are amino acids), including beans, legumes, red meat, dairy products, fish, and nuts, and seeds, Anzures says. “A proper diet should provide enough support for the proper creation of nitric oxide by the body for healthy individuals.”
Vegetables, especially beets and leafy greens, like spinach and arugula, are rich in nitrates, which are associated with higher nitric oxide levels in the body, says Natalie Rizzo, M.S., R.D., a New York City-based registered dietitian.
“One study found cyclists who drank beetroot juice two to three hours before exercise increased peak power and pedaling velocity,” Rizzo says. “Another review also shows that beetroot juice can increase overall endurance and power for athletes.” (Beetroot comes in supplement form, too. Find out more about that, here.)
Beets are also linked to increased strength and endurance performance as well as improvements in cognition during exercise, lower inflammation levels, greater antioxidant function, improved cognition, and more.
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