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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics

Diet

What Does L-Carnitine Do?

L-Carnitine’s primary role is to transport fat into cells so it can be burned for energy.

Introduction

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It transforms stored fat into ATP, your body’s main energy currency.

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Energy Production

It increases fatty acid oxidation and helps reduce fat mass over time.

Fat Loss Support

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Helps boosts stamina, delays fatigue, and enhances physical endurance.

Workout Performance

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The acetyl-l-carnitine form helps support memory and mental clarity.

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Brain & Cognitive Health

It improves oxygen utilization and reduces stress on the heart.

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Heart Function

Help speeds up post-workout recovery and reduces soreness.

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Muscle Recovery

Athletes, vegetarians, older adults, and people with low energy may benefit the most.

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Who Needs It?

It is found in red meat, fish, and dairy, but is often low in vegetarian diets.

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Natural Sources

L-Carnitine helps fuel your fat-burning engine and supports whole-body energy.

Conclusion

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