l'carnitine injections did anyone try them!!

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  • sullus
    sullus Posts: 2,839 Member
    wessx1 wrote: »
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    no they aren't - T3 is a hormone produced by the thyroid, it is not a vitamin nor is it a 'fat-burner' injection... and as such adding more of it to the body than the body naturally produces has long-term consequences...

    but given that you actually do not want to hear anyone try and convince you of some very basic facts and all you are looking for is validation for taking them (and I seriously doubt that you will get that here)... just go take them like you planned on doing in the first place...

    T3 pills yes are hormonic pills
    L'carnitine injections are vitamin injections
    T3 and t4 perform together to produce what the body required to activate the tsh in our bodies
    I am thyroid patient already and i do take those pills anyway
    Likewise how you take a cup of coffee or redbull to enhance your body function when you are tired or lazy these pills will enhance your activity level which will lead to burning more cals if you will work out
    Whilest i disagree that a non-thyroid patient should take them i don't see any harm for a thyroid patient who already is taking them to continue or take a bit stronger dose to lose/burn more
    If you read my post properly i was asking if anyone tried the injections and could share their experience ,it's very clear that i was not asking for an advice :)
    But thanks to you anyway

    1. It is L-carnitine.
    2. It is not a vitamin. It is an amino acid.

    You've said a couple times its vitamins.

    You don't even know what it is that you want to inject into yourself.

    Seems pretty *kitten* stupid to me.

    Log into the fda website and read the term
    You will find that they are called vitamins
    Plus amino acid is good for humans not a harmful thing at all

    OK. Logged in and read the term. it is still L-carnitine, not l'carnitine.
    I did not find that they are called vitamins. I guess you need a source there.

    I gotta hand it to you .. this is some fair dedication to a troll thread. Either that or we are watching Poe's law in action. Well maybe in this case we can call it Broe's law, since it's about supplements and not politics.

    Anyhow .. A- for effort. C+ for content.

    http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm403346.htm

    Here you go
    All the best

    What does that prove? There are several things on that list that are not vitamins.

    You're not very good at this.

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