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The use of medicinal products is permitted only upon a doctor’s prescription. Consultations are provided by clinic specialists in person or online in accordance with applicable law.
CARNITENE (ITALY)
Carnitine is a natural substance that is very similar in composition to B vitamins. It helps regulate metabolism and aids in the restoration of nervous tissue.
Has the following actions:
• anabolic;
• antihypoxic;
• neurotrophic;
• antithyroid.
Carnitine participates in fat metabolism in the body and promotes increased appetite.
It is involved in processes of protein and lipid metabolism.
Increases the body's resistance to physical exertion, thereby improving work capacity.
After entering the body it is rapidly distributed throughout the organism. Excreted in the urine.
Indications:
• acute and recovery periods of ischemic stroke;
• impaired cerebral circulation;
• encephalopathy;
• brain damage (following trauma or exposure to toxins);
• carnitine deficiency.
The drug is also prescribed for:
• anorexia;
• hypotrophy;
• children with growth retardation.
Contraindications:
• individual intolerance.
The drug should be used under specialist supervision and with caution during pregnancy and lactation.
Adverse effects:
• skin rashes;
• muscle weakness;
• pain with rapid administration of the drug.
Store at room temperature.
Package contains 5 ampoules.
• anabolic;
• antihypoxic;
• neurotrophic;
• antithyroid.
Carnitine participates in fat metabolism in the body and promotes increased appetite.
It is involved in processes of protein and lipid metabolism.
Increases the body's resistance to physical exertion, thereby improving work capacity.
After entering the body it is rapidly distributed throughout the organism. Excreted in the urine.
Indications:
• acute and recovery periods of ischemic stroke;
• impaired cerebral circulation;
• encephalopathy;
• brain damage (following trauma or exposure to toxins);
• carnitine deficiency.
The drug is also prescribed for:
• anorexia;
• hypotrophy;
• children with growth retardation.
Contraindications:
• individual intolerance.
The drug should be used under specialist supervision and with caution during pregnancy and lactation.
Adverse effects:
• skin rashes;
• muscle weakness;
• pain with rapid administration of the drug.
Store at room temperature.
Package contains 5 ampoules.
