L-Carnitin 60 capsules
500 mg L-Carnitin in each capsule
Base price: EUR 0,248/ Kapsel
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| 1 bottle | € 14,90 | |
| from 3 bottles | € 14,15 | 5% |
| from 5 bottles | € 13,40 | 10% |
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L-Carnitin is an amino acid which is produced by the liver. The body can produce only a small part of the L-Carnitin so the larger part has to be taken in through food sources. Meat, for example has a high content of L-Carnitin.
L-Carnitin acts as a transporter within the body by transporting fat from the cells directly into the mitochondria where it then gets burned. Athletes and physically active people can't always cover their demand of L-Carnitin just through normal food intake so for them, supplementation is a good option.
During physical activity, the body produces the required energy first from stored carbohydrates. Only once these depots are depleted, will fat be used as a source of energy and this is when L-Carnitin is most efficient.
| Content: | in 100 g | in 2 capsules |
| L-Carnitin | 54,5 g | 1000 mg |
| Properties | |||||
| Vegetarian | no | Lactose free | yes | Sugar free | yes |
| Vegan | no | Gluten free | yes | GMO free | yes |
| Recommended dosage: |
| take two capsules (equivalent to 1000 mg L-Carnitin) daily with lots of liquid |
| Ingredients: |
| L-Carnitin, Tartaric acid, Gelatine, Magnesium Stearate |
| Allergens | |||||
| Milk | no | Eggs | no | Gluten | no |
| Sulfur | no | Fish | no | Crusteceans | no |
| Molluscs | no | Lupins | no | Soya Beans | no |
| Mustard | no | Celery | no | Sesame | no |
| Peanuts | no | Nuts | no | ||
