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[RC] BC2A/L-carnitine - part 1 - sherman

 

 

I found this on a message board, appears to be from Australia, I don’t know the posters background, but they “sound” informed about the subject. I only copied part of the post, the other part suggested using BC2A was likely a waste of money unless you did blood work to determine if your horse was having sub-clinical tying up. One thing that catches my attention in this post is reduction of lactic acid by 50%. According to the next article about human athletes, that may not be a good thing.

 

Disclaimer: I am not a scientist, I just like to read. Is there someone with a more scientific/analytical mind that could interpret all this?

 

Kathy

 

http://www.cyberhorse.com.au/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=printer_format&om=1235&forum=racing

 

#8, RE: Tying up training
Posted by Looksthgoods on
08-Aug-01 at 09:16 AM
In response to message #7