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Carnitine is a Non-essential Amino Acid That Helps to Maintain Overall Good Health by Facilitating the Transfer of Fatty Acid Groups Into the Mitochondrial Membrane for Cellular Energy Production.* It Naturally Occurs in Red Meat and Other Animal-source Foods, but We Recommend Supplementation to Obtain Optimal Levels of This Excellent Amino Acid.