L-carnitine has been shown to help maintain normal levels of total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, lipoprotein(a) (associated with LDL cholesterol), and triglycerides
Even in this documented effect, the mechanisms of how L-carnitine regulates this inflammation are not well understood
High circulating levels of TMAO have been linked to increased thrombotic and cardiovascular risk in animal and human studies, even after adjustment for known cardiovascular risk factors 7,8,9,13
These groups of people include: Individuals with genetic disorders Those with medical disorders like cirrhosis and kidney disease
Image Source: www.takefitness.com Though L-Carnitine is considered to be a safe supplement, well accpeted by the body but you should consult your doctor before starting with any routine