My Fascination with inj L-Carnitine

[OuchThatHurts]

If this question has already been asked, then pardon me for repeating it, I couldn’t find this information. On a recent podcast, Scott Stevenson talked about l-carnitine blunting T3. Was he referring to production or binding/mechanism of action? If running l-carnitine, would it be beneficial to utilize supplemental T3 or T4?

I've heard of insulin and L-carn competing but not cytomel.

 

[01dragonslayer]

If this question has already been asked, then pardon me for repeating it, I couldn’t find this information. On a recent podcast, Scott Stevenson talked about l-carnitine blunting T3. Was he referring to production or binding/mechanism of action? If running l-carnitine, would it be beneficial to utilize supplemental T3 or T4?

I've heard the same. Tried researching myself but couldn't really find a concrete answer.

ToTheTop for for anyone that may know.

 

[homonunculus]

If this question has already been asked, then pardon me for repeating it, I couldn’t find this information. On a recent podcast, Scott Stevenson talked about l-carnitine blunting T3. Was he referring to production or binding/mechanism of action? If running l-carnitine, would it be beneficial to utilize supplemental T3 or T4?

Here you go, man:

https://www.professionalmuscle.com/forums/index.php?threads/l-carnitine-reduced-efficacy-of-t3.180798/post-3360698

-S

 

[Aikman56]

Here you go, man:

https://www.professionalmuscle.com/forums/index.php?threads/l-carnitine-reduced-efficacy-of-t3.180798/post-3360698

-S

Thank you! Didn’t expect a reply from the source, himself, or I’d have asked you directly!

 

[homonunculus]

Thank you! Didn’t expect a reply from the source, himself, or I’d have asked you directly!

LOL! No worries, my friend. I check in over here now n' again. I put a lot of work in that paper on John's site, so it makes sense to spread that info. around.
-S

 

[Big Dave Smith]

LOL! No worries, my friend. I check in over here now n' again. I put a lot of work in that paper on John's site, so it makes sense to spread that info. around.
-S

Just brewed up 500mg/mL and it’s painless. I’ll probably hit you up this week seeking some advice.

Been doing 500mg AM or cardio and 500mg preWO.

I wonder what causes PIP for most people. Lack of proper filtration? Unnecessary solvent?

 

[cmryan]

Just brewed up 500mg/mL and it’s painless. I’ll probably hit you up this week seeking some advice.

Been doing 500mg AM or cardio and 500mg preWO.

What kind of site rotation are you using?

I wonder what causes PIP for most people. Lack of proper filtration? Unnecessary solvent?

It is curious considering some complain of pip from low concentration products. Maybe some people just do not do well with the compound.

 

[homonunculus]

Just brewed up 500mg/mL and it’s painless. I’ll probably hit you up this week seeking some advice.

Been doing 500mg AM or cardio and 500mg preWO.

I wonder what causes PIP for most people. Lack of proper filtration? Unnecessary solvent?

Sounds good, Dave! Looking forward to it!

-S

 

[M@NU]

Just brewed up 500mg/mL and it’s painless. I’ll probably hit you up this week seeking some advice.

Been doing 500mg AM or cardio and 500mg preWO.

I wonder what causes PIP for most people. Lack of proper filtration? Unnecessary solvent?

imo too high of concentration (<600mg/ml where it gets really thick) or they do not use the base version of carnitine but tartarte and this will hurt