L-carnitine is especially important for energy, fat and sugar metabolism because it is involved in the transport of fatty acids into the mitochondria, which are needed for energy production.

In addition, L-carnitine has antioxidant properties because it can increase the antioxidant capacities of the enzymes glutathione peroxidase, catalase and superoxide dismutase.

Effect

L-Carnitine Effect

• contributes to normal blood sugar levels
• is involved in energy production in the cell
• L-carnitine is especially important for energy, fat and sugar metabolism

Pharmacy number

Pharmaceutical central number

PZN 15875856

We recommend additionally

Accompanying synergists

• Q10 Coenzyme Ubiquinol
• Astaxanthin AstaZine® Red Algae 4mg
• Vitamin D3 drops vegetarian
• Vitamin K2 MK7 Drops Vegetarian
• Nattokinase 2000 + L-Arginine + OPC grape seed extract

Quality

Sustainability – Transparency & Purity

We at Heilarzneihaus are committed to offering you only the best quality.

• free from all other additives and excipients
• 100% declaration – all ingredients on the label
• we do not use any hidden, undeclared additives
• without release agents such as magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide
• without dyes such as titanium oxide
• without sweeteners such as aspartame, dextrose or sugar substitutes
• without gelling agents such as carrageenan
• without binding agents such as PEG
• without artificial preservatives such as sorbic acid
• free of nanoparticles
• free from allergens and incompatible substances (lactose, gluten, histamine)
• vegan
• Manufactured in automatic machines with low running speeds, low pressure and low temperatures for optimal preservation of nutrients

Deficiency symptoms

L-carnitine deficiency

L-carnitine is not an essential nutrient, so no direct deficiency can occur. However, a deficiency in antioxidants can still be possible. Free radicals and oxidative stress are one of the main factors for premature cell aging and can lead to damage to cells and genetic material (DNA), which can cause countless systemic symptoms.

This is how an L-carnitine deficiency can arise

• insufficient intake in food
• Dialysis due to renal insufficiency Carnitine is extracted from the blood during dialysis
• increased individual needs due to heavy physical exertion or sports training
• increased need during a growth phase
• increased need during pregnancy
• severe liver disease
• chronic intestinal diseases
• hereditary disorder

Vital substance cure

Duration of intake