The Thyroid, Carnitine, and Disease Connection Because of the importance of mitochondria to our metabolic health, researchers have long looked at carnitine levels in people with a wide variety of metabolic disease conditions, including thyroid disease (both Hashimotos and Graves disease)
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It acts as a primary aqueous-phase antioxidant, scavenging free radicals in the blood and extracellular fluid
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CKD patients should consume more foods rich in dietary fiber [133, 134] and avoid high-choline foods such as L-carnitine [135] and phosphatidylcholine [136] because trimethylamine-N-oxide, generated from choline metabolism by the gut microbiota, contributes to the progression of CKD and the risk of death [137]
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