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There, the pleiotropic beneficial effect, along with cytoprotection concept implementation, regulation of the increasing angiogenesis, increased VEGF, increased egr-1 gene, increased NO, or eNOS stimulation, and counteraction of the increased free radical formation, occur through a network of closely interconnected pathways presented in this review (see Section 1, Section 2 and Section 3)

Responsiveness Ability of a measurement instrument to detect meaningful change in a particular outcome over time or in response to an effective intervention (sensitivity to change in the condition being measured)

Sources high in L-carnitine include red meat (especially lamb), fish, poultry, tempeh, and peanut butter

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