L-Carnitine & L-Tartrate (LCLT), May Improve Exercise recovery-Support Transport of Fats to Muscles - 60 Veg Capsules
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Support Muscle Growth & Recovery
Support Lipid Metabolism
Support Heart Health
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Key Health Benefits
| Use Case | Summary of Findings | PubMed Link |
|---|---|---|
| Fat Transport & Mitochondrial Energy Metabolism | In a 24-week trial, LCLT (2 g twice daily with carbs) raised muscle carnitine ~21%, which led to substantially less muscle glycogen usage (indicating greater fat oxidation) during low-intensity exercise. Higher-intensity exercise showed improved mitochondrial metabolism (lower lactate, better PCr/ATP). These adaptations demonstrate enhanced fatty acid transport into mitochondria and more efficient energy production. | PubMed |
| Exercise Performance & Endurance Enhancement | LCLT supplementation has shown measurable improvements in exercise performance, particularly for high-intensity efforts. A 2021 review found that 2–3 g/day LCLT (for 9–24 weeks) or acute doses (3–4 g pre-exercise) improved high-intensity performance – e.g. higher peak power output, greater work capacity, more repetitions in strength tests, and lower fatigue/RPE. However, the same review noted no significant benefit for moderate-intensity endurance exercise. | PubMed |
| Post-Exercise Muscle Recovery & Soreness | Multiple trials indicate LCLT aids recovery. For example, 3 weeks of 2 g/day LCLT significantly reduced post-exercise markers of muscle damage and soreness: treated subjects had lower rises in purine metabolism byproducts and creatine kinase/myoglobin, less lipid peroxidation (malondialdehyde), and reported less muscle soreness than placebo. This suggests faster recovery and attenuation of exercise-induced muscle stress. | PubMed |
| Antioxidant & Metabolic Health Improvements | LCLT exerts antioxidant effects and improves oxidative stress markers. For instance, a placebo-controlled trial showed that 2 weeks of LCLT raised total antioxidant capacity and significantly blunted exercise-induced oxidative damage – LCLT group had lower malondialdehyde (lipid peroxidation) and reduced CK and LDH (muscle enzyme) levels 24 h post-exercise vs placebo. By reducing reactive oxygen species and muscle damage, LCLT helps protect cells and supports metabolic health. | PubMed |
Dosage Recommendation
| Goal | Capsules per Day |
|---|---|
| General Muscle Support | 1 capsules (500 mg total) taken once daily with a meal |
| Performance & Endurance | 1 capsule twice daily (500mg total), morning and 30 min pre-exercise |
| Recovery & Muscle Soreness | 1 capsules twice daily (500mg total), immediately post-workout and evening |
| Lean Mass & Strength | 1 capsules twice daily (500mg total) on training days |
| Antioxidant & Metabolic Support | 1 capsules daily (500mg) with breakfast |
Supplement Facts
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION | ||
| Serving Size: 1 veg. Capsule | ||
| Amt. per Serving | % RDA | |
| L-Carnitine & L-Tartrate | 500 mg | ** |
| Ingredients: L-Carnitine & L-Tartrate, Bulking Agent (INS 460 (i)), Anticaking Agent (INS 551) & Vegetable Capsule Shell (HPMC) (INS 464) | ||
When Will I See Results?
| Use Case | Expected Timeline |
|---|---|
| Enhanced Fat Oxidation | Within 1–2 weeks of daily dosing |
| Improved Endurance | After 2 weeks of consistent supplementation and training |
| Reduced Muscle Soreness | Noticeable after 1 week, full effect by 3 weeks |
| Lean Mass Gains | Measurable increases by 6–8 weeks, especially with resistance training |
| Antioxidant Benefits | Lower oxidative markers seen within 4 weeks |
How to Maximize Results
| Goal | Synergistic Stack / Habit |
|---|---|
| Aerobic Performance | LCLT + Beta-Alanine + Citrulline Malate + Carbohydrate ingestion pre-workout |
| Resistance Training | LCLT + Whey Protein + Creatine Monohydrate + Essential Amino Acids |
| Recovery & Inflammation | LCLT + Omega-3 EPA/DHA + Turmeric (Curcumin) + Magnesium Glycinate |
| Lean Mass Support | LCLT + High-Protein Diet + Progressive Overload Strength Program |
| Metabolic & Antioxidant Health | LCLT + Vitamin C + CoQ10 + Adequate Sleep and Hydration |
What to Avoid
| Substance / Condition | Why to Avoid | Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Excessive Caffeine | May impair nutrient absorption and increase oxidative stress | Limit high-dose caffeine around LCLT dosing |
| Sedentary Lifestyle | Reduces LCLT efficacy—needs exercise stimulus to deliver benefits | Pair supplementation with regular physical activity |
| High-Fat Meals (Pre-Workout) | Slows LCLT absorption and delays exercise benefits | Take LCLT with a moderate-fat snack or meal instead |
| Stimulant Supplements | Combining with stimulants (e.g. high-dose caffeine) can increase heart rate/stress | Avoid or monitor cardiovascular response closely |
| Poor Hydration | Impairs carnitine transport and metabolic function | Maintain ≥2 L water daily, especially around workouts |
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Does it help reduce weight.
HealthyHey's L-Carnitine L-Tartrate is commonly used for weight management. However, the effectiveness in reducing weight may vary from person to person, and the product should be used as part of a comprehensive weight management plan that includes a balanced diet and regular exercise.
