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One of the benefits of carnitine is that it helps convert the foods we eat into energy
Previous reviews have summarized the biological functions and therapeutic potential of L-carnitine primarily within the traditional NAFLD/NASH framework ( Statements Author contributions CC: Writing original draft, Writing review & editing
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