fact sheet for l-carnitine ELITE BURN™ CLA + Carnitine - Non-Stimulant
Description
Central sensitization: iImplications for the diagnosis and treatment of pain
PLoS.One
New York: Sereno Symposium Publication, Raven Press
We also obtain carnitine from the foods we eat, especially those of animal origin
L-carnitine is an essential nutrient the body needs to metabolize fat and energy, which is especially important to promote normal heart and skeletal muscle function
Some common vegetarian foods containing L-Carnitine include: Avocado Asparagus Peanuts Quinoa Tempeh Whole grains Spinach Vegetarians and vegans need to be aware of these sources of L-Carnitine and include them in their diet to maintain adequate intake
