First discovered in 1905, L-Carnitine serves as an essential cofactor in cellular energy metabolism, with approximately 95% of the body's carnitine stores located in skeletal muscle and cardiac tissue
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Common Side Effects Nausea, especially in the early weeks Bloating or mild digestive discomfort Reduced appetite to the point of under-eating Less Common but Important Risk of muscle loss if protein intake is low Gallbladder-related concerns in some individuals Potential nutrient gaps due to reduced food intake These effects often depend on dosage, individual tolerance, and how well lifestyle habits support the therapy
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