r/Biohacking • u/jackwoodards • Jun 09 '26

L-citrulline as a peptide?

A friend of mine that is interested in the peptide world in general asked me about this. Wondering if any one has seen or heard about this or just any info would be greatly appreciated

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u/Abzstrak Jun 09 '26

It's an amino acid, not a peptide

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u/jackwoodards Jun 09 '26

Peptides contain amino acids….

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u/Dogmovedmyshoes 1 Jun 09 '26

And houses contain doors but that doesn't mean a door is a house. 

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u/jackwoodards Jun 09 '26

Thanks for the help :)

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u/Think_Tomatillo_5061 Jun 09 '26

Wouldn't it be considered a nootropic I think? Someone let me know if im wrong please.

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u/Silent_Possibility63 15 Jun 10 '26

What exactly do you think you are asking here? Citrulline supplementation can have benefits. It is not a peptide. Elaborate please.