British Medical Bulletin
[7] When twenty active, resistance trained-males were given 2g per day of l-carnitine l-tartrate and prescribed a high-carbohydrate diet (which, interestingly, included alcohol!) and measured for two weeks of exercise, they noticed no change in oxidation of carbohydrates, nitrogen, BCAAs, or plasma urea, as well as no change in fat, carbohydrate, or protein metabolism between baseline measurements, and no difference between the supplemented group and the placebo group
Sikiric P, Kokot A, Kralj T, Zlatar M, Masnec S, Lazic R, Loncaric K, Oroz K, Sablic M, Boljesic M, Antunovic M, Sikiric S, Strbe S, Stambolija V, Beketic Oreskovic L, Kavelj I, Novosel L, Zubcic S, Krezic I, Skrtic A, Jurjevic I, Boban Blagaic A, Seiwerth S, Staresinic M
This can enhance the body's natural ability to regulate blood sugar levels over time, potentially reducing the need for additional medications in the future
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