Mitochondria, the powerhouses found within human cells, produce the energy that vital tissues need to keep us vibrant, healthy, and young.¹ Normal levels of carnitine support optimum functioning of mitochondria. The problem is that over time, levels of carnitine decline in all of our tissues,^2,3 reducing cellular energy production and metabolic activity.^4-10 The answer is carnitine supplementation, because carnitine helps:

• Maintain cellular metabolic activity by assisting in the intracellular transport of fatty acids from the cell fluid into the mitochondria where fats are oxidized to generate cellular energy.^11-13
• Inhibit excess accumulation of cellular debris.^14-16
• Support a healthy concentration of nitric oxide, which helps endothelial cells relax and maintain blood flow—supporting proper blood pressure.^17-19
• Maintain healthy body fat composition, which in turn supports insulin sensitivity and healthy blood sugar levels already within normal range.^20,21
• Support brain cells’ natural defenses against age-related memory and cognitive decline.^22,23