Pronunciation: /ɛl ˈkɑrnɪˌtiːn/
noun a substance that helps the body turn fat into energy
A1 L-carnitine is a type of amino acid.
A2 Many athletes take L-carnitine supplements to improve their performance.
B1 Research has shown that L-carnitine can help with fat metabolism.
B2 The doctor recommended taking L-carnitine to help with the patient's energy levels.
C1 There are different forms of L-carnitine available in the market.
C2 The study investigated the effects of L-carnitine on heart health in elderly patients.
formal L-carnitine is a compound that plays a crucial role in the transportation of fatty acids into your cells' mitochondria for energy production.
informal I heard that L-carnitine is supposed to help with weight loss by boosting metabolism.
slang Yo, have you tried that L-carnitine supplement? It's supposed to give you mad energy for workouts.
figurative Think of L-carnitine as the Uber for fatty acids, it helps them get to their destination for energy production.
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