Traj Nibber, that we were sponsoring well, I dont know if sponsoring is the adequate word, but we were participating in a study with, I believe its McGill University in preterm infants and the benefits of lactoferrin because lactoferrin has been shown to prevent different types of infections, but also to help with gaining weight and proper growth
In this model, acetyl-l-carnitine administered intraperitoneally (i.p.) at a dose of 100 mg/kg for 14 days reduced hyperalgesia and apoptosis [43, 44]
But as a comment on my recent piece about energy drinks pointed out, there's much more in these beverages than just caffeine and water
Michelle Oravitz: No, no, it's not
Since vegetarians often get less natural L-Carnitine from food, supplementation can help restore optimal levels
This application is still speculative and requires further evidence