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What about a product like Quadracarn?

Mr.50

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DSADE,

Do you seen any usefulness to a multi carnitine product like Quadracarn but obviously at a higher dosage of each and possibly more economical? Rather then buying 3 or 4 different forms of carnitine.....

Propionyl, acetyl, L-Tartrate, etc....

Mr.50
 
I kow dsade mentioned a while ago he wanted to do a carnitine complex formula-not sure what the status is. On the bright side, he mentioned PLCAR will be back under Genomyx soon, and plcar is darn hard to find
 
I'm looking at doing a liquid carnitine complex.
 
Mr.50 said:
Excellent......how about with Ubiquinol, pqp, and quercetin??? LOL

Mr.50
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Now you're trampling on the upcoming PreWorkout supp. :)
 
DSADE,

Do you think there is any truth to Carnitine in any of its forms somehow blocking nuclear binding of Thyroid hormones.... etc? I know there is some implication from one or 2 research studies but has it born out and how much of a negative effect on metabolism might that actually casue in the real world?

Mr.50
 
Mr.50 said:
DSADE,

Do you think there is any truth to Carnitine in any of its forms somehow blocking nuclear binding of Thyroid hormones.... etc? I know there is some implication from one or 2 research studies but has it born out and how much of a negative effect on metabolism might that actually casue in the real world?

Mr.50
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I'm not finding anything with a quick search.
 
Mr.50 said:
bump for your thoughts DSADE?



Mr.50
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I'm seeing an effect noted in peripheral tissues only, which COULD prove to be significant, or not.

Going to take a lot more thinking on it, for sure.
 
dsade said:
I'm seeing an effect noted in peripheral tissues only, which COULD prove to be significant, or not.

Going to take a lot more thinking on it, for sure.
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Definitely need to know since I love cycling carnitines. :worried:
 
monstermash said:
Definitely need to know since I love cycling carnitines. :worried:
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It doesn't appear to affect central thyroid action, so my initial thinking is that any suppression of effect will be minimal.
 
been using carnitines on and off for 3 years now-never noticed any kinda weight gain/low thyroid symptoms on it-if anything, plcar def helps me lean out. If there is minimal suppression, I'm guessing action would return to normal after stoppping usage?
 
phantom said:
been using carnitines on and off for 3 years now-never noticed any kinda weight gain/low thyroid symptoms on it-if anything, plcar def helps me lean out. If there is minimal suppression, I'm guessing action would return to normal after stoppping usage?
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I would assume so...again, it does not appear to do anything centrally (suppression, etc).
 
dsade said:
I would assume so...again, it does not appear to do anything centrally (suppression, etc).
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DSADE I wonder if there is any differences in this activity in different tissues (ie fat vs muscle vs organ) ?

Mr.50
 
Mr.50 said:
DSADE I wonder if there is any differences in this activity in different tissues (ie fat vs muscle vs organ) ?

Mr.50
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This is the direction I am heading next as far as investigation. Hard to gauge just from the two studies.
 
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