KARNITINA chloride (Carnitini chloridum).

     D L-N- (1-Karboksi-2- oksipropil) - trimethylammonium chloride, or chloride D L-4- trimetilamino-3- hydroxybutyric acid oil.

     Carnitine is for nutrients; First isolated from the muscle tissue extracts. For nutrient nature close to karnozinu involved in the biochemical processes of the muscle tissue.

     For medical purposes are karnizina chloride synthetic means.

     The white crystalline powder and odourless. The easily soluble in water, low in alcohol.

     Synonyms : Biomux, Carnicor, Carnigot, Carnitine, Dolotine, Novain, etc.

     Carnitine chloride used as a medicine for its anabolic action; It is better appetite, faster growth and increased body mass. Tentatively identified as a growth vitamin (Vitamin V t). Contributes to the normalization of the exchange with Ray.

     Applied carnitine chloride with anorexia, malnutrition, stunted growth in children. Adults are designated as anabolic means to anorexia motivated nervous and physical exhaustion, after an illness, operations, and chronic IBS.

     The drug can be used in the treatment of diseases in which the use of anabolic shown (non-steroid) funds.

     There is evidence of the effectiveness of carnitine chloride with focal sclerodermia.

     Assign inside adult for 0,5-2, 0 g (1 / 2 - 2 tea spoons 20% solution), 2 times a day (within 1 month-Z); Children under 1 year of 0.03 g 0,075 (4 - 10 drops of 20% solution) three times a day, aged 1 to 6 years of 0.1 g (14 drops of 20% solution), from 6 to 12 years - 0.2 0.3 g (28-42 drops) 2 - 3 times a day. 1 month course of treatment. Ready 20% carnitine chloride solution can be to play in 5% glucose solution or add to the juices, compact, kissels.

     The drug is usually well. In high doses can podlozhechnoy pain in the area; In this case, reduce the dose.

     Method of issuance : 20% solution (Solutio Sa rnitini chloridi 20%), in bottles of 100 ml.

     Storage : in the dark place at room temperature.

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