Neo Kumfurt Roborise 100 gm
L-Carnitine is a conditionally essential amino acid which is synthesized (25%) in the liver and kidney from precursors like lysine methionine, niacin, Vitamin B6 vitamin C and iron. The remaining 75% of daily L-carnitine requirement is obtained from dietary source like red meat. Cereals, grasses and vegetables are very low in L-carnitine.
Cardiomyopathy
Obesity
Old Age
Liver
CompositionEach ml. contains :
L-Carnitine200 mg
D-Panthenol20 mg
L-Taurine100 mg
Methylcobalamin300 mcg
Total BCAA40 mg
L-Leucine19.04 mg
L-Isoleucine9.52 mg
L-Valine11.44 mg
Palatable Baseq.s.
Indication
To improve both sprint and endurance performance.
Ideal support in :
Old Age
Hepatic & Cardiac issues
Obesity
Diabetes
Dosage And AdministrationDog/Cat : 1 ml. per 10 kg body weight
Administer 2-3 times weekly or as directed by Veterinarian
To administer, place the syringe in the corner of the mouth and place the dose over the back of the tongue.
L-Carnitine is essential in the process of transporting fats into cells for energy (ATP) production, Specifically, carnitine is required for transporting long chain fatty acids and their derivatives into the mitochondria of cells. The mitochondria are the tiny little powerhouses present in each cell that convert fatty acids into the ultimate chemical energy source of the body, known as ATP. Mitochondria are abundant in the cells of all organs that have a large energy requirement, including semen and the heart, epididymis, kidney, skeletal muscle and liver.
Carnitine is also believed to have other important roles, such as preventing the toxic accumulation of acetyl CoA compounds , These compounds are trapped as carnitine esters and transported from the muscle to the liver for processing, and to the kidney for excretion. So carnitine plays a protective role in preventing metabolic acidosis.
cats do not synthesize L-Carnitine at all and are 100% dependant on dietary sources of L-carnitine.
L-carnitine is an essential aid in the treatment of obesity as it aids in the metabolic conversion of fat.
Carnitine is vital for the management of cardiac disease in both dogs and cats as the cardiac muscle is entirely dependent on fatty acids as a source of energy.
Carnitine is an important aid in the management of hepatic lipidosis and hepatitis.
Kidney disease also warrants supplementation, since L-carnitine is synthesized to some extent in the kidneys.
It is a necessary supplement for older dogs and has been proven to reverse mental aging and improve cognition in older dogs.
L-Carnitine is a valuable aid for breeding dogs and cats. Male animals are benefited with increased sperm motility and maturation.
Young puppies and kittens have high requirements of L-carnitine in the first few days of life. Supplementing pregnant bitches and queens in the last 2 weeks of gestation as well as during lactation can overcome any deficiencies of this amino acid.
Skeletal muscle is the storehouse of L-carnitine. Dogs with skeletal muscle dysfunction greatly benefit from supplementation.