And so that would be one reason why providers ought not to really sort of throw this at people without actually knowing more about this
Fishy body odor: Carnitine supplementation at approximately 3 g/day can cause urine, breath, and sweat to have a fishy odor [1][7]
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Experimental design After 20 days of growth, tissue culture plantlets were divided into five groups for experimental treatment: (1) T0 (untreated), (2) Cd48 (48 h of growth following the addition of 500 mol/L of CdCl 2 to MS solution), (3) GSH48 (48 h of growth following the addition of 500 mol/L of CdCl 2 and 400 mol/L of GSH to MS solution), (4) Cd96 (96 h of growth following the addition of 500 mol/L of CdCl 2 to MS solution), and (5) GSH96 (96 h of growth following the addition of 500 mol/L of CdCl 2 and 400 mol/L of GSH to MS solution)
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