How does Carnosine Injection (Adenosine/Sodium Chloride) work:

Carnosine Injection (Adenosine/Sodium Chloride) is a supplement that has shown potential to produce anti-cancer fighting cells in your body which can help to heal gastric ulcers, treat burns, promote healing, and even help protect you from radiation damage. It has also been shown to help prevent cataracts, slow the ageing effects of a diet high in carbohydrates, help reduce and prevent beta amyloid damage to your brain, and help to increase muscle strength.

Carnosine Injection (Adenosine Sodium Chloride) contains two amino acids (histideine and beta alanine) that are naturally found in the heart, skeletal, and brain muscles. Beta alanine and histidine aid the recovery of old and damaged cells, and work more efficiently in combination than they do separately to rejuvenate. This medication has been popular among athletes for many years to help relieve muscle fatigue, but more recently it has gained recognition for improving your heart function, protecting against radiation treatment, its strong antioxidants traits, and its ability to improve your recovery from injuries. There are numerous claims that taking Carnosine Injection (Adenosine Sodium Chloride) on a regular basis makes you feel generally younger all over due to its ability to repair your cells, increase their effectiveness, and protect them against further damage means.

Dosage & Administration:

The Carnosine Injection is to be administered by your physician or a nurse in sterile surroundings.

Side Effects:

If used within the recommended guidelines, Carnosine Injection has few reported side effects and is non-toxic and considered a very safe supplement. There have been a few cases reported where children with autism have become more hyperactive. It is has not been determined for if the cause was Carnosine Injection or if the symptoms of autism are reduced in severity and this in turn provides the child a natural increase in excitement and activity.

Precautions:

Before taking Carnosine Injection always ensure you physician is aware of any allergies you have, any medication you have been taking (including non-prescription), and always inform your physician if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.