Re: L.carnitine / Carnosine

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Are these the same thing or are they different supplements ?

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Mandi x

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She has been on carnitine for the past couple of months ( might be the reason she is able to go on long rollerblading trips )I was looking at carnosine as I read Zinc Carnosine is helpful for tummy healing and ulcers etc.

>>I bought some Pepsin-GI for me and forget about it

PepZin GI is extremely beneficial in supporting healthy gastric function. It acts by supporting the integrity of stomach cells and may exert free-radical scavenging activity, inhibiting the expression of certain cytokines. PepZin GI may well promote healthy mucus secretions from stomach cells therefore maintaining a healthy bacterial balance in the GI tract.*

Helps relieve occasional gastric discomfort*

Maintains a healthy GI environment*

Supports the health of gastric cells*

Promotes a Healthy Stomach Lining & Environment*

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PepZinGi Patented Zinc-Carnosine

I can send so you can try if you like

Mandi x

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Thanks Mandi,

Sharon.

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Sharon, carnitine deficiency can cause hypotonia and is annecdotally common in apraxic/dyspraxic kids and can lead to weaking of muscles around the heart. If you suspect a carnitine deficiency its worth ruling it out with blood tests - I can check what these need to be (not available on the NHS we tried and i don't know where you would get them done - let me know if you find out as we suspect carnitine deficiency). If there is a carnitine deficiency you should be supplementing with prescription carnitine so you know what and how much. I think Carnosine is a supp for speech but don't know much about it. catherineSharon wrote: Are these the same thing or are they different supplements ?Thanks .Sharon.

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Thanks ,

She has been on carnitine for the past couple of months ( might be

the reason she is able to go on long rollerblading trips )I was

looking at carnosine as I read Zinc Carnosine is helpful for tummy

healing and ulcers etc.

We have a consult tonight with her doctor ,so I was going to ask

about zinc carnosine,just didn't know if they were the same and she

was already taking it.

Thanks again.

Sharon.

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--Yes Please.

Sharon.

- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , Mum231ASD@... wrote:

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> In a message dated 16/01/2008 11:24:52 GMT Standard Time,

> bill.molineux@... writes:

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> She has been on carnitine for the past couple of months ( might

be

> the reason she is able to go on long rollerblading trips )I was

> looking at carnosine as I read Zinc Carnosine is helpful for

tummy

> healing and ulcers etc.

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> >>I bought some Pepsin-GI for me and forget about it

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> PepZin GI is extremely beneficial in supporting healthy gastric

function. It

> acts by supporting the integrity of stomach cells and may exert

free-radical

> scavenging activity, inhibiting the expression of certain

cytokines. PepZin

> GI may well promote healthy mucus secretions from stomach cells

therefore

> maintaining a healthy bacterial balance in the GI tract.*

> * Helps relieve occasional gastric discomfort*

> * Maintains a healthy GI environment*

> * Supports the health of gastric cells*

> * Promotes a Healthy Stomach Lining & Environment*

> * Science-Based Nutrition

> * PepZinGi Patented Zinc-Carnosine

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> I can send so you can try if you like

>

> Mandi x

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probably true. we have been giving carnitine and q10 combo (they work in

synergy) and since starting ds is much more confident on the

playground... started going on the 'big' swing for the first time few

days after starting q10. before that he would not go near it, was

petrified even of the 'small' ones with bars around.

natasa

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-That's great Natasa,thats a brave thing to do.

We have coq10 and ibendone to start.I tried her with Coq10 but I

didn't think she was handling it.I plan to try them again with food

to see if this is better for her.

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> probably true. we have been giving carnitine and q10 combo (they

work in

> synergy) and since starting ds is much more confident on the

> playground... started going on the 'big' swing for the first time

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> days after starting q10. before that he would not go near it, was

> petrified even of the 'small' ones with bars around.

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