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Old 08-15-2016, 01:42 PM #11
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Here is good brief monograph on carnitine.
Carnitine — Health Professional Fact Sheet

I find the plain l- carnitine less effective (I tried Doctor's Best) not too long ago. Something about the acetyl form seems to work better for me. (however I do notice some acidic vinegary odor sometimes from it on my skin). That is why I went back to the plain L form but I lost stamina on it.

Look up the Juvenon website, as it has lots of information on how carnitine works in the mitochondria especially for aging adults. Dr. Ames did alot of research when offering that product when it was new.
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Here is good brief monograph on carnitine.
Carnitine — Health Professional Fact Sheet

I find the plain l- carnitine less effective (I tried Doctor's Best) not too long ago. Something about the acetyl form seems to work better for me. (however I do notice some acidic vinegary odor sometimes from it on my skin). That is why I went back to the plain L form but I lost stamina on it.

Look up the Juvenon website, as it has lots of information on how carnitine works in the mitochondria especially for aging adults. Dr. Ames did alot of research when offering that product when it was new.
the acetyls i see on amazon are labeled Acetyl L-Carnitine . Is that the name of the good form?
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yes, it is the same. I just get tired of putting that -l- in it, which is difficult on an iPhone tiny keypad.
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yes, it is the same. I just get tired of putting that -l- in it, which is difficult on an iPhone tiny keypad.
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My feet and leg start getting painful just by standing. Is this sign of SFN?
Does any one else has this issue please?
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