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I believe lysine means "salt" and is added to the Ibupofen, therefore enabling it to be absorbed by the body at a much faster rate. I use it for migraine relief as it seems to work much faster than any other remedy I have tried (and there have been quite a few). I am not a doctor - just giving my opinion :)

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Ibuprophen Lysinate (Lysine) is just just a more water soluble salt of Ibuprophen, it is still just Ibuprophen you're taking though and it's no more or less effective, for instance the "Migraine" version of Ibuprophen you can buy doesn't actually work any better than the regular formulation. It has less medical/scientific value and more marketing value. Drug companies are not ethical.

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