Unfortunately, I have found people with Hashimotos may have impairments in their bodys ability to synthesize carnitine due to: Multiple nutrient deficiencies (beyond carnitine) : Other cofactors (additional nutrients needed to support our body in making carnitine) can also be lacking in those with Hashimotos, including having adequate amounts of iron ( iron deficiency with or without anemia is a common issue for people with Hashimotos, and it is thought that low iron may contribute to the low levels of carnitine found in most pregnant women), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B6, and vitamin C
Anti-inflammatory and tissue-healing effects: A review of lab and animal studies showed reduced inflammation in gut, skin, and eyes
Phospholipids (from sunflower), acacia gum, citric acid, stevia leaf extract, xanthan Gum, Natural orange flavor, vitamin E, beta-carotene, glycerin, potassium sorbate, ethyl alcohol, beet root powder, purified water
Any analog intended for infrequent administration had to suppress fibril formation across storage and circulation while simultaneously acquiring a mechanism for prolonged plasma residence
Many tissue-repair and skin research contexts involve inflammation as a relevant biological consideration