The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
Different forms of carnitine can actually have recovery benefits. And actually-- interesting-- I think it's carnitine tartrate actually has been shown-- Volek published a study that actually showed that it increased androgen-receptor density in muscle cells.
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it is something that can help uh um incorporate free fatty acids into the mitochondria and help you produce energy and it also is implicated in certain indirect processes like AR content in the muscle which is some of the more Fringe literature but it seems to in the presence of sufficient anabolic stimul ation actually increase the expression of what you can get out of your testosterone input
it is something that can help uh um incorporate free fatty acids into the mitochondria and help you produce energy and and it also is implicated in certain indirect processes like AR content in the muscle which is some of the more Fringe literature but it seems to in the presence of sufficient anabolic stimulation actually increase the expression of what you can get out of your testosterone input