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    Arrow Sorry...and what would you choose Clen or inj L-Carnitine?

    This goes to the mods ...sorry for my last thread i said something that i shouldnt...
    If you had to choose what would that be Clen or injectable L-Carnitine?
    and L-Carnitine has only local effect, only near the site of the shot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by greek_pitbull
    This goes to the mods ...sorry for my last thread i said something that i shouldnt...
    If you had to choose what would that be Clen or injectable L-Carnitine?
    and L-Carnitine has only local effect, only near the site of the shot?
    What someone else would use isn't necessarily what you should use, all depends on your personal goals and what your trying to achieve, for me i would use clen over L-caritine

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    L-Carnitine has only local effect, only near the site of the shot?
    this is false


    and iwould use clen

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    Quote Originally Posted by peump
    this is false


    and iwould use clen
    I am not a mod, but if I may add to the comment above.

    This is correct, I am pretty familiar with L-Carnitine, it would also need to be administered via IM "NOT SQ"

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    This is correct, I am pretty familiar with L-Carnitine, it would also need to be administered via IM "NOT SQ"
    are you sure? i heard it was SQ

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    It's meant for sub-q injection but you could get away with IM

    The way that L-carnitine works it though stimulating the mitochondria,
    therefore it helps you burn fat wherever your body burns fat. NOT "ONLY A LOCAL EFECT". so the above statement is FALSE.
    L-carnitine transfers long-chain fatty acids, such as triglycerides into mitochondria (a cell's energy powerhouse), where they may be oxidized to produce energy.

    It is also used for fat-burning, increasing energy, and improving resistance to muscle fatigue. L-carnitine has also been shown to help build muscle. is also great in dieting, as it reduces feelings of hunger and weakness.







    i would still use clen over L-carnitine. That is my answer to the original question asked by greek_pitbull. marcus is right about different strokes for different folks.
    Last edited by peump; 05-07-2006 at 09:34 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peump
    It's meant for sub-q injection but you could get away with IM

    The way that L-carnitine works it though stimulating the mitochondria,
    therefore it helps you burn fat wherever your body burns fat. NOT "ONLY A LOCAL EFECT". so the above statement is FALSE.
    L-carnitine transfers long-chain fatty acids, such as triglycerides into mitochondria (a cell's energy powerhouse), where they may be oxidized to produce energy.

    It is also used for fat-burning, increasing energy, and improving resistance to muscle fatigue. L-carnitine has also been shown to help build muscle. is also great in dieting, as it reduces feelings of hunger and weakness.

    Yes, however to fully capitlize on the L-car, it needs to be administered via IM, this is my .02 cents, to each his own, my experince.

    I am actually on it right now everyday in the morning via IM 20-30 minutes before cardio, 3cc ED

    Chipper






    i would still use clen over L-carnitine. That is my answer to the original question asked by greek_pitbull. marcus is right about different strokes for different folks.

    No dought about that, better even together

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