VITUS / L-carnitine (900 mg) Carnipure (special Swiss l carnitine) with vitamin C 50 mg. 60 pcs set (3×20)

Description

Manufacturer: VITUS; Release form: in tablets; Contraindications: individual intolerance; Age restrictions: 18+; Category: for the heart, for stress resistance, vitamins; Packing: tube; Product weight with packaging (g): 150 g; Product weight without packaging (g): 120 g; Number of capsules / tablets: 60 pcs.; Minimum storage temperature: +5 ° C; Maximum storage temperature: +25 ° C; Expiration date: 24 months; Country of origin: Belarus; Package contents: tuba Vitus L-carnitine 900 mg is recommended for cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, myocarditis, fatty degeneration of the liver. With heavy physical exertion, chronic fatigue syndrome. In the production of “Vitus with L-carnitine”, Carnipure is used – it is the purest L-carnitine of a special class of the Swiss chemical company “LONZA”. The most famous and vital function of L-carnitine is its role in cellular energy metabolism, i.e. the transport of fatty acids to the cellular “energy factories” – mitochondria, where they are converted into energy for the body. Without increasing the rate of breakdown of adipose tissue, L-carnitine increases the utilization of fatty acids for the purpose of energy supply and, as a result, slows down the rate of synthesis of fat molecules in the subcutaneous fat depots. L-carnitine promotes persistent loss of adipose tissue, while dramatically increasing the efficiency of fat oxidation in the body, since fatty acids no longer provide toxic free radicals, but energy stored in the form of ATP. Without increasing the rate of breakdown of adipose tissue, L-carnitine increases the utilization of fatty acids for the purpose of energy supply and, as a result, slows down the rate of synthesis of fat molecules in the subcutaneous fat depots. L-carnitine promotes persistent loss of adipose tissue, while dramatically increasing the efficiency of fat oxidation in the body, since fatty acids no longer provide toxic free radicals, but energy stored in the form of ATP. Without increasing the rate of breakdown of adipose tissue, L-carnitine increases the utilization of fatty acids for the purpose of energy supply and, as a result, slows down the rate of synthesis of fat molecules in the subcutaneous fat depots. L-carnitine promotes persistent loss of adipose tissue, while dramatically increasing the efficiency of fat oxidation in the body, since fatty acids no longer provide toxic free radicals, but energy stored in the form of ATP.