Typical guidance
Common studied range: 1.5–6 g/day; much of the sexual-function evidence is in men.

MODERN BIO / SEXUAL HEALTH / SUPPLEMENT
Moderate evidenceThis page is a practical starting point—not a diagnosis or personalized prescription. The useful dose depends on the outcome, the person and the quality of the intervention.
HOW TO USE THIS PAGE
Connect the intervention to a specific sexual health outcome and review the evidence boundary.
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RECOMMENDED RANGES
Common studied range: 1.5–6 g/day; much of the sexual-function evidence is in men.
No established female-specific dose for sexual health. Exercise studies often use similar ranges, but data are more limited.
Important context: Blood pressure, medication use and the target outcome matter more than sex alone.
WHAT IT MAY HELP WITH
May modestly support nitric-oxide production and blood flow. Its relevance here is specifically connected to sexual health. Outcomes can differ when the same intervention is used for another purpose.
Promising human evidence exists, but studies, populations or results have meaningful limitations.
SERVING & PROTOCOL
Citrulline raises arginine availability and may support nitric-oxide production; effects are usually modest.
QUALITY CHECK
SAFETY & INTERACTIONS
Can lower blood pressure. Review nitrates, PDE5 drugs, antihypertensives and cardiovascular disease with a clinician.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Reported that regular aerobic exercise—approximately 160 weekly minutes in the reviewed evidence—can improve erectile function in men with lifestyle-related risk factors.
Open scientific source ↗Found that lifestyle change and cardiovascular risk reduction were associated with improved erectile function.
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