[51] Carnitine has been shown to actually feed some pathogenic bacteria in the gut, and it appears that through its effects on TMAO production, it can feed Fusobacterium
[5] These improvements likely result from multiple mechanisms working together, including enhanced collagen production, improved tissue repair, and reduced inflammatory stress
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Enhances Recovery & Muscle Tone: Accelerates post-workout repair, strength, and lean-muscle development
It has been shown that mitochondria-free axon terminals of hippocampal or cortical neurons accumulate more Ca 2+ in response to repetitive stimulation, which promotes increasingly more SV release [55, 56]
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