L Carnitine
L-Carnitine is created in the body from the amino acids lysine and methionine. It's massively popular in the fitness community, whether people are trying to tone-up or lose weight — and can be time-consuming and expensive to get from your diet alone.
Whatever your fitness goals, we’ve got ready-to-mix powders that help make sure you’re getting the carnitine you need to push for progress. Take a look at our best L-Carnitine supplements...
Check out our great range of l-carnitine supplements below. Getting carnitine from food alone can be difficult, making our convenient supplements a great addition to your diet to support your fitness goals.
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What is L-Carnitine?
L-carnitine is a non-essential amino acid, which means that the body produces it naturally, from the amino acids lysine and methionine. It has the role of transporting long-chain fatty acids to cells’ mitochondria, where energy is created. There are two types, l-carnitine tartrate and acetyl l-carnitine — it’s the first that is most frequently used in fitness, and the latter which is created in the body.
What are the Benefits of L-Carnitine?
Our l-carnitine supplements are available as ready-to-mix powders, helping you to make sure you are getting the carnitine you need to support your fitness progress. They’re a convenient way to keep your daily intake of this amino acid topped up. As it’s an amino acid, l-carnitine naturally occurs in protein, which helps to build and repair muscle – crucial for any fitness goal.
Our L-Carnitine Products
Our l-carnitine supplements are suitable for any lifestyle - we have options that are completely gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan-friendly. They can easily be made part of any routine, as our powder can be added to any drink and the capsules can be taken with a meal - making staying topped up super-simple and hassle-free!
For a powdered supplement, see our 100% L-Carnitine Amino Acid Powder:
• 500mg of acetyl l-carnitine in every serving*
• Great for supporting muscle growth
• Can be used by vegetarians
• Perfect for adding to your usual shakes and juices
*Nutritional information will vary depending on flavour.
FAQs
What is the difference between l carnitine and acetyl l carnitine?
The acetyl group allows for the L-carnitine to cross the blood-brain barrier.
Is carnitine an essential amino acid?
No, carnitine is not an essential amino acid (although it is synthesized from essential amino acids).