Protein & sports nutrition
L-carnitine
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The body makes carnitine, and meat and dairy supply it. Supplements come as L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine and L-carnitine tartrate. Research does not show it melts fat on its own.
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- Form (L-carnitine, ALCAR, tartrate) and mg per serving
- Caffeine in "lean" or "shred" mixes
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Can interact with thyroid and blood-thinning medicines. Ask a doctor first if you take them.
Source: NIH ODS — Carnitine
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General information from public sources, not medical advice; we do not give doses. Supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. A pack is listed when its name says L-carnitine — check the current label for the exact form and amount.