If 100-year-olds can have such remarkable turnarounds, just imagine what it could do if you started taking L-carnitine in your 60s or 70s, when carnitine concentrations begin to plummet
doi: 10.1038/s41577-020-0343-0 274 The New York Times (2022)
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Yes, but take it as directed by your doctor or the instructions on the packaging
If side effects are manageable and results are progressing at a moderate dose, there is no requirement to keep increasing
This work supports the possibility that there may not be any additional direct mRNA transcriptional targets of GLP-1 signaling