Problems with amino acids !

hello,

My nutritionist put me on a L-carnitine supplement as well as another complete amino acid formula because she says that I have really bad protein digestion and she wants to build my protein supply and well as my muscle and energy level. She says I have the most extreme muscle wasting she’s ever seen. Of course she has supplemented me with the correct digestive enzymes as well and she seems extremely competent and knowledgable. My problem is that every amino acid I’ve tried in the past gives me upset stomache and headache with a general sick feeling. I used to have this problem with protein drinks however I found the problem was soy. This supplements are free from soy and I believe many of the other common allergens.

She believes I shouldn’t have any problems with this but I do and I’m really discouraged. I’m going to speak with her but wondered if any of you experienced this and know possibly what it could be. I’ve also wondered if it could be do to my fatty liver. Also this are predigested amino’s.

Thanks!


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