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Old 03-26-2013, 01:18 PM #1
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Default A little drowsy after starting L-carnitine. Is it normal?
About a week ago i dediced to add 50mg of L-carnitine to my current stack, I'm taking it after lunch.

The first night i couldn't sleep and i felt a little anxious but now it's the complete opposite; I'm usually very drowsy after taking it. Is it a normal side effect?
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