When combined with L-Carnitine, a nutrient that transports stored fat into cells to be burned for energy, patients gain both appetite control and enhanced metabolic support
Since it is able to cross the blood-brain barrier, this form of carnitine is increasingly found in brain cells, where it can have a positive effect on brain functions
Previous research has suggested that hepatic GJ proteins might facilitate the spread of free radicals, thereby exacerbating the severity of drug-induced liver damage (Patel et al
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