Carnitine is derived from lysine which is a
limiting amino acid in diets. The precursors of carnitine are lysine and ethionine. S-Adenosylmethionine provides the
methyl groups for enzymatic trimethylation of peptide-linked lysine. Â Carnitine plays a role in the transport of
long-chain fatty acids into theÂ
mitochondrial matrix. Fatty acid acyl-CoAs only cross the inner
membranes of mitochondria, after they are converted into the acyl carnitine
derivative. The enzymes involved are
carnitine acyltransferases
BENEFITSÂ L-carnitine plays an
important role in the energy metabolism. Lcarnitine is an essential cofactor in
the transport of long-chain fatty acids into the mitochondria producing large
amounts of high energy ATP molecules. L-carnitine is also associated with many
other aspects of fat and carbohydrate metabolism. The D-form has inhibiting
effects.
Ensures energy provision in conditions of
sustained exertion (pregnancy and lactation). Improves growth performance in
animals in grower-finisher periods. Supports endurance performance for racing
and sport animals. Supports general metabolic health and well-being.
Dosage:
250 ml per 1000 liters of drinking water  For sheep and Goat Adult 15ml to 20ml per/day
Lambs
and calves 5ml to 10ml per/day
 Packing:
5Ltr, 2Ltr, 1Ltr, 500ml HDPE Container
