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05-08-2013, 06:14 PM

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Jesse M

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Jesse M

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Join Date: Oct 2012

Location: I live in Chicago - a very diverse city.

Posts: 126

Is L-Carnitine L- Tartrate as effective 4 neuropathy as Acetyl L -Carnitine???

I just bought a bottle of 500mg L-Carnitine and now noticed in the back it's labelled as " L-Carnitine L- Tartrate". I read some confusing articles on the net. Is it the same "effectively " for Neuropathy as Acetyl-L-carnitine? ...I need to know before taking it.

Basically, I hear its both an analgesic and nerve/growth and protector. Does anyone here tale this? And can anyone please help me out with this?

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