L-Carnitine
L-Carnitine is a natural compound the body makes from amino acids. Its main job is to carry fatty acids into the mitochondria (the cell power plants) so they can be burned for energy, which links it to fat metabolism and endurance.
What it is studied for
Fat transport
Carries fatty acids into mitochondria
Energy
Helps turn fat into usable energy
Endurance
Researched for exercise performance
Recovery
Studied for post-exercise fatigue
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