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fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a “fishy” after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.⁠ ⁠ Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

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fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a fishy after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.  Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

10.1016/0140-6736(90)90944-z 76 Conde-MartelA.TrullasJ

fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a fishy after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.  Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

doi: 10.1210/en.2008-0804

fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a fishy after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.  Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

Bursley, J

fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a fishy after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.  Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

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fishy smell from l-carnitine Some people report a fishy after supplementing with L-carnitine. This happens because certain gut bacteria convert carnitine to trimethylamine, a malodorous compound found in rotting fish.  Learn more about L-Carnitine - #1 Non Stimulant

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