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Wei Z, Li X, Li X, Liu Q, Cheng Y
Apart from this, there is a wide availability of L-carnitine-based formulations and supplements that claim to support fat burning and weight loss
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Keywords MC4R deficiency , genetic obesity , GLP-1 receptor agonists , leptin-melanocortin pathway , weight management 0 1 INTRODUCTION Genetic obesity is broadly divided into syndromic obesity and non-syndromic obesity, both of which can be caused by monogenic, polygenic, or chromosomal abnormalities [1]
Less commonly used supplements included vitamin B 12 or vitamin B complex (72 patients), fish oil (51 patients), magnesium (29 patients), coenzyme Q10 (15 patients), cannabis products (12 patients), turmeric or curcumin (11 patients), calcium (9 patients), folic acid (9 patients), zinc (9 patients), probiotics (7 patients), iron (6 patients), vitamin C (5 patients), various organ-support products (3 patients), alpha-lipoic acid (2 patients), biotin (2 patients), Boswellia complex (2 patients), melatonin (2 patients), and 1 report each of acetyl-L-carnitine, ashwagandha, black cohosh, cranberry extract, ginger oil, ginseng, green tea extract, lysine, nettle leaf, oregano oil, primrose oil, and valerian root
