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L-Carnitine - Biogenesis Nutraceuticals 60 capsules $16.98
What is L-Carnitine? L-Carnitine occurs naturally in animal products (esp. beef) with smaller amounts in dairy, fish and chicken and in very small amounts in avocado and some fermented soy products such as tempeh. Methionine and lysine serve as precursors to the synthesis of L-Carnitine.
L-Carnitine:
L-Carnitine has cardioprotective activity, triglyceride lowering and HDL raising benefits. L-Carnitine may protect neurological protective properties. All body tissues, except for the brain metabolize long-chain fatty acids for energy production. L-Carnitine transports long-chain fatty acids into the mitochondria where they are oxidized (metabolized) and enhance the mitochondrial production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Enhancing ATP production improves the metabolic efficiency in the tissues involved. Walking capacity is significantly improved for patients with lower leg cramping due to circulatory vasospasm. Skeletal muscle function and metabolic efficiency is enhanced with L-Carnitine supplementation. Approximately 40% of those with nutrient deficiency induced muscle disease respond favorably to L-Carnitine therapy with enhanced muscle strength and reduced muscle breakdown proteins in the urine (myoglobinuria) . The liver and kidney are involved in of L-Carnitine synthesis. Those with liver disease or chronic kidney disease may have impaired L-Carnitine synthesis and suffer from L-Carnitine deficiencies in skeletal and heart muscle tissues. L-Carnitine has been observed to lower inflammatory cytokines such as tumor necrosis factor. It also was shown to increase lymphocyte proliferation in response to mitogen exposure. How Do I Use L-Carnitine: As a dietary supplement take 1-2 capsules daily between meals or as directed by a healthcare professional. Or, can be used as part of the Environmental Cocktail Detox. L-Carnitine Supplement Facts:
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