Re: Re;When to give mito cocktail?

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> Hi, is it possible to have a good result from Co-Q-10 but a negative result

result from Acetyl-L-Carnitine? My 9 year old said he felt too

> 'wired' after a Acetyl-L-Carnitine supplementation.

My son did best with straight L-carnitine, not the acetyl version, so you can

try that if you want. Also, carnitine tends to increase yeast, so you might

want to increase the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

Dana

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My son did best with straight L-carnitine, not the acetyl version, so you can

try that if you want. Also, carnitine tends to increase yeast, so you might

want to increase the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

what is the difference between the acetyl and 'not?'

thanks

amy

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> My son did best with straight L-carnitine, not the acetyl version, so you can

try that if you want. Also, carnitine tends to increase yeast, so you might

want to increase the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

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> what is the difference between the acetyl and 'not?'

Acetyl is supposedly more bio-available, but it did not work out that way here.

Dana

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Hi, Many thanks to Dana for the advice on yeast. That may be happening...I

wouldn't have thought of that without your suggestion.

Acetyl-L--Carnitine is the acetyl ester form of L-Carnitine. It claims to have

better bioavailability than L-Carnitine.

Here is a link from the Linus ing Institute on Carnitine that you might

like:

http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/othernuts/carnitine/

Warm regards,

Anjana

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> My son did best with straight L-carnitine, not the acetyl version, so you can

try that if you want. Also, carnitine tends to increase yeast, so you might

want to increase the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

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> what is the difference between the acetyl and 'not?'

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