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Jordana
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When I was researching What Could Possibly Be Wrong with me I probably visited every universe of possible diseases known to man based on my symptoms. When I did my spectracell nutrient test the only two things that were really low were carnitine and a-lipoic acid. Vitamin C was borderline low.

I started taking l-carnitine and imagined I felt a little better, and then just the other day I read about something that strips carnitine out of the muscle.

Scurvy!!!!

But I also read somewhere else that certain antibiotics can also strip nutrients (incl folate, which I'm sure you all know about) including vitamin c.

I wonder if some people who have muscle wasting from antibiotics aren't low on Vitamin C, which the body needs more of anyway to fight off bacteria and viruses.

Just a thought. You don't need to take it to "bowel tolerance" if you think you're low, just make sure to get a little extra. Taking megadoses of C when you're low on C can cause "rebound Scurvy."

Just a reminder. Quick read:

http://www.dcnutrition.com/vitamins/detail.cfm?RecordNumber=108

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Maybe you could add this link to a few of the threads in Medical where people asked about muscle wasting.

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