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#52532 - 12/28/02 10:53 PM

I had very painful neuropathy in my legs and my feet burned like I was walking on hot coals. I stopped taking the D4T and I read about a natural amino acid called Acetyl-L Carnitine (1,000mg per day) and to my surprise it worked right away. I continue to take this every day to keep the neuropathy in check. It's been six (6) months and I have not experienced any more pain (neuropathy) in my legs and no more burning and pain in my feet. There are no sides affects from this amino acid.

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#68267 - 07/27/03 10:40 PM

Is this a prescribed medication or from a heath store? I have been suffering so badly and have had no success w/ neurotin. I am now on Nortiptorline. So far, it is not helping either. You have given me hope w/ this Acetyl-L Carnitine.

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