Why Injectable vs Oral The Bioavailability Gap The case for injectable L-Carnitine over oral supplementation rests on a significant and specific bioavailability difference: Oral L-Carnitine absorption is limited by active intestinal transport systems that become saturated at moderate doses bioavailability is typically 14-18% from supplement form and 54-72% from food sources (where L-Carnitine is bound to proteins and absorbed differently) A 2g oral L-Carnitine supplement delivers approximately 280-360mg to systemic circulation
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