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Posted by Ant-Rock on July 20, 2000, at 11:32:47
Andrew,
I was wondering if you have ever tried either L-Carnitine or NADH for fatigue. Both have been studied for cfids with some promise. I read the studies, but can't remember the specifics.
Hope things are going ok for you.
Sincerely,
Anthony
Posted by AndrewB on July 21, 2000, at 8:24:12
In reply to AndrewB..., posted by Ant-Rock on July 20, 2000, at 11:32:47
Yes I have tried them. They didn't work for me and they are now part of a huge pile of bottles and packages of medines and supplements that I've tried but haven't worked. From what I've read though, they both seem to help a certain # of people.
Have you tried sublingual methylcobalamin (a bioavailable form of B12). A lot of people have had good results treating fatigue with B12 that is in a bioavailable form. Supposedly this form is as good as injections.
AndrewB
Posted by Ed on July 21, 2000, at 15:40:15
In reply to Re: AndrewB..., posted by AndrewB on July 21, 2000, at 8:24:12
Andrew-- I just started amisulpride (finally got it after nearly two months) and am wondering what dose you take. Also, saw that BADD scale and I am in that group.
Posted by AndrewB on July 21, 2000, at 15:58:44
In reply to Re: AndrewB..., posted by Ed on July 21, 2000, at 15:40:15
> Andrew-- I just started amisulpride (finally got it after nearly two months) and am wondering what dose you take. Also, saw that BADD scale and I am in that group.
I take 50mg. Karen is responding at 150mg/day tid. I would start at 50 for 7 days and go to 100 after that for 1 week. If improvement seen at 100, go to 150 for a trial.
Best of luck. Keep me posted.
AndrewB
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