A means of improving metabolism. Vitamin complex. Amino acid
? WHAT IS THE MECHANISM OF INFLUENCE ??
A drug to coordinate metabolic processes. L-carnitine is a natural substance that is close to B vitamins. In metabolic processes, it acts as a carrier of long-chain fatty acids (including palmitic acid) from the cytoplasm through cell membranes to the mitochondria, where these acids are oxidized (beta-oxidation) and produce large amounts of metabolic energy (in the form of ATF). It replenishes the alkaline reserve of the blood, helps to restore cerebral autoregulation of hemodynamics and increase the blood supply to the injured area, accelerates reparative processes in the injured hearth and has an anabolic effect. It has a neurotrophic effect, inhibits the development of apoptosis, limits the area of injury and restores the structure of nerve tissue. It normalizes protein and fat metabolism, reduces excess body weight and muscle fat, increases endurance and physical activity. Increases the secretion and enzymatic activity of gastric and intestinal juices, improves digestion. It is a partial antagonist of thyroxine and regulates the increased basal metabolism in hyperthyroidism.
? APPLICATION?
- The drug is used in adults, children and infants with carnitine deficiency.
- In secondary carnitine deficiency (hypoxia in the terminal stage of renal failure after hemodialysis, with a sharp increase in its consumption
- In diphtheria
- In patients with skeletal muscle weakness and myopathy)
- In premature babies
- Anorexia
- In children, when the body weight is not enough and growth is delayed
- Disorders of myocardial metabolism in the background of acute myocardial infarction
- It is used in case of hypoperfusion due to cardiogenic shock.
- Has a good effect on cardiac function.
- Improves blood circulation and restores good blood supply to the body
- Slows down the death of body cells
- Restores damaged tissue
- Improves the activity of nerve tissue and fibers, ie in case of nerve fatigue and other conditions
- Has a deceptive effect.
- Increases resistance to physical exertion and loads.
- Increases the secretion of gastric juice
- Improves digestion.
- In kidney disease
- In diseases of the liver and pancreas
- Can be taken in myocardial infarction, angina and postoperative conditions
- In thyrotoxicosis
- In children under 3 years of age under the supervision of a physician in pediatrics
- In the care of premature infants, newborns, those with birth trauma or asphyxia
- In children with weak suction reflex and difficulty in gaining body mass, in children with insufficient movement and mental activity
- Growth retardation in children under 16 years of age, used in obesity.
- In heart disease, myocarditis, acute myocardial infarction and post-infarction cases.
- In vascular pathology of the brain and its consequent neurological diseases.
In post-traumatic neurological diseases.
- In diseases of the liver, impaired gastric secretory activity. In chronic gastritis with low secretory activity
- Decreased appetite, when weight loss,
- In the postoperative recovery period.
- After regular physical activity, to reduce fatigue
- Used in psoriasis, seborrheic eczema.
- Angina, when the blood circulation in the brain is disturbed.
- Psychogenic anorexia
- In mental illness
- Increases blood pressure
- In thyrotoxicosis
- Ischemic stroke
- In brain traumas
? METHOD OF APPLICATION?
Adults can drink 10-2 ml per 3 ml bottle.
You can also ask the pharmacist at the time of purchase at the pharmacy.
For young children, the pediatrician prescribes the dose (remember).
? SIDE EFFECTS?
- Pain in the abdomen
"It's boiling hot."
- Muscle weakness
❌NOT APPLICABLE?
- In case of a high allergic reaction to the drug
- It is impossible in those who are constantly boiling
- The acidity in the stomach is strong, that is, it is not possible for people who are always in an acidic environment in the stomach.
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? ALOTREM ANALOGS?
? ADMIN ADVICE?
When taking in pregnancy after the first 3 months of pregnancy on the advice of a doctor.
