Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $6.51 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 16 - Aug 21
INR 349 Inclusive of all Taxes
L-Carnitine is responsible for long-chain fatty acid transport for ATP production within the mitochondria
The mechanism of action does not directly involve the coagulation cascade or platelet function, which has led to questions about whether these medications might influence thrombotic risk
For the L-carnitine challenge study ( n = 47), male and female homozygous APOE2-, APOE3-, and APOE4-TR mice were euthanized at 53-weeks (Supplementary Table S3)
Natural Food Sources You can obtain L-Carnitine naturally from: Red meat such as beef and lamb Fish including cod and tuna Poultry and dairy products like milk and cheese Avocados and whole grains Including these foods can help maintain healthy L-Carnitine levels, but supplementation ensures consistent support, especially for athletes and vegetarians
