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In addition, changes in pressure were accurately predictive of changes in the perception of pain, with increased pressure consistently associated with increased pain. Measuring muscle pressure has two downsides: its invasive and not generally available in doctors offices

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Some side effects have been observed after high-dose supplementation of L-carnitine, such as diarrhea, intestinal problems, and trimethylamine production that causes a fishy odor

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