Burning fatty acids for brain health and performance
- brain function support
- helps turn fat into energy
- vegan formula
Our cells have small organelles which act like energy factories – the mitochondria. They take in sugars and fatty acids and burn them to create ATP, a form of energy that our cells can use to carry out all the processes they need to. One of the key players in this process is l-carnitine.
L-carnitine is created from amino acids and acts like a shuttle to bring fatty acids into the mitochondria so that they can be used to create energy. Our body can make l-carnitine out of two amino acids, lysine, and methionine, and some vitamin C. We can also get it from meat or fish.
The benefits of l-carnitine
L-carnitine can provide a variety of benefits to the body, however, the two biggest ones are supporting the brain and helping with weight loss.
Acetyl L-Carnitine, a form of l-carnitine, can benefit brain health, helping to keep your brain functioning at its best. It can improve memory, learning, and thinking skills, and keep them sharp as you age.
L-carnitine helps burn fat, so it’s a great addition to a weight loss routine incorporating exercise and a healthy diet. It has been shown to increase weight loss and decrease fat mass.
This supplement can also support you in the gym – it may boost your stamina; help provide more oxygen to your muscles and assist in recovery. It may even decrease muscle soreness.
Therefore, Maxler Acetyl L-Carnitine caps are a great solution for those needing a little extra help with weight loss or those wanting to keep their brains sharp. These vegan caps provide the benefits of l-carnitine regardless of your dietary preference.
Modified means to better
We’ve used advanced technology to make sure you get the most out of the supplement. When you eat, say, fish, only part of the L-carnitine it contains is absorbed. The rest, unfortunately, leaves the body. A modified form of L-carnitine is made bioavailable to ensure maximum absorption.
Crossing the border
The blood-brain barrier is a partition that protects the brain from dangerous compounds that can enter the bloodstream. But, at the same time, it also prevents useful substances from reaching the brain. It requires the use of special, often modified substances to overcome this barrier. Acetyl L-carnitine is just such a substance.
