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Carnitine Supplementation Could Prevent, Slow or Reverse Liver Cancer
By admin on April 14, 2009
Researchers have investigated for the first time the role of carnitine, a naturally occurring compound that is synthesized mainly in the liver, during the development of liver cancer. The researchers report that carnitine deficiency is a risk factor and should be viewed as a mechanism in hepatic carcinogenesis, and that long-term L-carnitine supplementation prevents the [...]
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