While the body produces L-Carnitine on its own, supplementation is often used to enhance fat metabolism, improve endurance, and support recovery
Alogliptin (0.03% w/w in diet) decreased the body weight, expressions of TNF and IL6, abdominal fat deposition, and increased heat production in high fat diet-induced alterations in mice
According to the NIH, several drugs have the potential to interact with L-carnitine
This has not been demonstrated in clinical practice with oral glutathione at standard supplemental doses, but preclinical evidence warrants caution in cancer patients undergoing active treatment [2][5]
Tirzepatide, the first in this class, improves glycemic control by increasing insulin sensitivity and lipid metabolism as well as by reducing body weight