L-Carnitine has a critical role to play in energy production and is a hugely popular supplement used to support those engaged in sport, exercise and weight loss
A qualitative scoping review
Normally: Body uses glucose (from carbs) for energy On keto: Carbs are restricted Glycogen stores deplete Liver produces ketones from fat Body enters ketosis This state forces your body to burn stored fat

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