Benefits of Acetyl L Carnitine Powder Besides Weight Loss?

 

Acetyl L carnitine powder(ALC) is the main acetyl ester of L-carnitine (LC), an amino acid found mainly in meat and dairy products. After being ingested, L-carnitine can be converted into acetyl-L-carnitine (ALC), which travels to various parts of the body and easily crosses the blood-brain barrier.

 

Acetyl-L-carnitine is important for cell membrane function, neurotransmission, essential fatty acid metabolism, Substances required for energy metabolism and antioxidant protection.

 

L-carnitine is one of the most natural weight loss supplements. A compound considered half amino acid and half vitamin, it is naturally produced by the human body and has many physiological functions.

 

 

Analysis	Specification	Result
Physical Description
Appearance	White crystalline powder, hygroscpic	White crystalline powder, hygroscpic
PH	5.5~9.5	7.6
Specific Rotation	-29.0°~-32.0°	-31.2°
Chemical Tests
Identification	IR method	IR method
Assay (anhydrous basis)	97.0%~103.0%	99.19%
Residual on ignition	0.5% Max	0.04%
Water Content	4.0% Max	0.078%
Chloride	0.4% Max	<0.4%
Heavy metals (as Pb)	10.0mg/kg Max	<10.0mg/kg
Arsenic	1.0mg/kg Max	<1.0mg/kg
Conclusion	Complies with the Standard.
General Status	Non-GMO, Non-irradiation, ISO.
Packing and Storage
Packing: Pack in paper-carton and two plastic-bags inside.
Shelf life: 2 year when properly stored.
Storage: Store in a well-closed place with constant low temperature and no direct sun light.

 

 

Pure acetyl L carnitine has the ability to penetrate the blood-brain barrier and has a unique mode of action in the human body. This property allows it to remain in the central nervous system where its main effects actually occur.

 

It plays an important role in providing energy to brain cells through fat transport mechanisms. However, its primary function is its ability to serve as a substrate for the production of acetylcholine, one of the body's primary neurotransmitters.

 

Additionally, it has antioxidant properties that protect brain tissue from the damaging effects of free radicals.

 

1. Improve cognitive impairment
Studies of cognitive impairment and dementia have found that acetyl-L-carnitine is more effective in patients with mental decline due to cerebrovascular insufficiency.

 

2. Depression
Acetyl l carnitine bulk has numerous effects on cell function, energy metabolism, and neurotransmission, providing relief to many people suffering from depression.

 

 

3. Antioxidant
It increases mitochondrial antioxidant defense capabilities by preventing the production of oxidants or inducing free radical scavenging activity, increasing mitochondrial metabolism to promote the repair of damaged mitochondria or the degradation of the most severely damaged mitochondria, and protect mitochondrial enzyme activity.

 

4. Reduce cell apoptosis
Studies have shown that best acetyl l carnitine and ZLC reduce apoptosis through the mitochondrial pathway. ALC acts as an antioxidant defense mechanism after the homeostasis is damaged.

 

5. Lose weight:
Acetyl L-carnitine can affect fat metabolism in the body to a certain extent, and can help burn fat, reduce weight, etc., thereby achieving the effect of weight loss.

 

 

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