Experiences with

Carnitine

Methods: A nested case-control study was performed using samples from the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian (PLCO) cancer screening trial to evaluate the association between baseline serum levels of target metabolites (choline, carnitine, betaine, γ-butyrobetaine, crotonobetaine, trimethylamine

I have recently started taking a CoQ10 and D-ribose supplement with added L-Carnitine and a couple of herbal ones which have been approved by the pharmacist along with flaxseed mix. I'd be interested in what others take and if I'm taking something I shouldn't be!

In the next few days I wanted to try the following but im wondering if his body needs to settle down and adjust first or backtrack and see what is causing an adverse reaction: ALA, acetyl l carnitine, Lithium orotate, L theanine. Thanks All, Simona

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At this time a I also tried a concoction of neutraceuticals that was being trialed by a Swedish NAFLD researcher, including NAC, Serine, L-Carnitine, and a few other things. Sadly, this didn't have the desired effect at the time; the NAC made my head feel strange, and my GGT became elevated.

He advocates his “Fab Four”: Co-Q10, L-Carnitine, D-Ribose, Magnesium. He has a good chapter on each. For afib, he recommends adding fish oil to that. I personally have problems with most supplements, including these. I am taking nothing except Magnesium right now.

To try and remedy my state, I have gone gluten and dairy free, and am taking Acetly-L-Carnitine, ferrous sulphate, folate, B12, D, B6, A, C, Selenium and lots of fish oil. I have some eyedrops.

phosphate) — 75 mg Vitamin B12 (Hydroxycobalamin) — 1 mg Ascorbic Acid — 500mg Magnesium (as magnesium oxide) — 95.9 mg Zinc Caprylate (Amino Acid Chelate) — 6 mg Selenium (L-Selenomethionine) — 200 mcg NADH (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide+hydrogen) — 1.5 mg N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine — 400 mg Acetyl-L-Carnitine

And in the same sense there are hundreds, thousands of studies: melatonin, nicotine patches, NADH IV, coenzyme Q10, complete vitamin E (tocopherols and tocotrienols), each and every vitamin of the B group, vitamin C, selenium, zinc, creatine, carnitine, omega 3 EPA and DHA, flavonoids, turmeric and an

At the moment I am testing another amino acids to calm the nerves, Carnosine, Carnitine, GABA, wild blueberry powder... Does anybody has made similar experiences? Thank you. Kind Regard.

And it turned out that they were often the same substances: magnesium, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, folic acid or B9, carnitine, green tea, etc.!

I have really tried to do everything right from taking all the recommended supplements (selenium, Mg, Zinc, vit D, L-carnitine...) to major dietary changes (no gluten, cow dairy, sugar, alcohol, limiting fish...)

Today I found out that it seems that supplementing with L-Carnitine can actually improve feelings of "brain fog"! https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27432821/

Vitamin C is essential in the synthesis of CARNITINE, the substance necessary for cells to transform fat into energy (in the mitochondria). Lack of energy is one of the main symptoms of Parkinson's... and also of scurvy. Carnitine is neuroprotective (Jacob 1997, Rebouche 1995). 5.

) - for mitochondrial complex I involvement, coenzyme Q10, vitamin C, carnitine (Shults, Hoffer, Abdin, Ebadi...) and so on, almost everything.

Pizzorno puts it so crushingly …"Because of its central role in sulfur and methyl group metabolism, elevated levels of homocysteine would be expected to negatively affect the biosynthesis of all of the following: SAMe, carnitine, chondroitin sulfates CoA, CoQlo, creatine, cysteine, dimethylglycine, epinephrine

To my surprise I found Co-enzyme Q10 but only 10mg and Acetyl L Carnitine 20mg and Magnesium 75mg which I have been told I should take with a leaky mitral valve. Obviously there are plenty of other ingredients too! Just knowing that makes me feel better already and my energy has started to improve.

Apart from this, Vit C plays a role of an enzymatic co-factor participating in biosynthesis of such substances as collagen, carnitine, tyrosine and peptide hormones. It has also been indicated that myelin formation in Schwann cells could be stimulated by ascorbic acid.

Treatment of this disorder includes special diets low in lysine and supplementation with carnitine or acetyl-L-carnitine.]

I am going to have a Blue Horizon Thyroid ‘Silver’ bloodtest which covers TSH T4 FreeT4 FreeT3 TPA & TA Cortisol Magnesium I am currently taking: Prescribed Ferritin Selenium Vit C, D & E Zinc Magnesium L Carnitine N-Acetyl-L - Cysteine, as supplements Doc and Hospital useless, they don’t know/don’