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    Lipo C 10 ml x 120 mg/ml - Avenor Peptides

    Lipotropics & vitamins

    Lipo C

    Strength: 10 ml x 120 mg/ml

    Lipo C is a research-use catalogue item organized around product identity, SKU traceability and available documentation.

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    This product is intended exclusively for laboratory research use. It is not intended for human consumption, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease.

    Product information

    FormResearch product
    Strength10 ml x 120 mg/ml
    SKUAV-LC120-10ML
    Stock statusIn stock
    COA / BatchSee the documentation state below
    StorageRefrigerator (2–8°C).
    Packaging / shippingProtective professional shipping packaging with clear labelling.

    Documentation on request

    There is no published document for this specific SKU variant at the moment.

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    Research overview

    Documentation & COA

    Batch documentation and COA, where available, are linked to the specific product batch and SKU.

    This product is intended exclusively for laboratory research use. It is not intended for human consumption, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease.

    Product profile

    4

    active ingredients

    120 mg/ml

    total concentration

    1,200 mg

    total content per 10 ml vial

    0

    studies showing weight loss from injecting this combination

    Research context

    What it is

    An injectable solution with four nutrients, not a peptide.

    Methionine, choline, carnitine, dexpanthenol.

    120 mg/ml · 10 ml vial = 1,200 mg.

    The technical detail

    Methionine 15 mg/ml, choline chloride 50 mg/ml, L-carnitine 50 mg/ml, dexpanthenol 5 mg/ml.

    Their role in fat

    Carnitine moves fatty acids into mitochondria.

    Choline lets the liver export the fat it makes.

    Methionine fuels methylation reactions.

    Dexpanthenol supplies coenzyme A.

    The technical detail

    CPT1 is the rate-limiting step of mitochondrial beta-oxidation (Schlaepfer and Joshi, 2020).

    Why 'lipotropic'

    A diet lacking choline and methionine causes fatty liver in animal models.

    The term describes deficiency, not a treatment.

    The technical detail

    An established model of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis using a choline-deficient, methionine-restricted diet (Matsumoto et al., 2013).

    The limit of the evidence

    The component biochemistry is solid.

    Injecting the combination for weight loss has not been studied.

    No published study supports a slimming claim.

    The technical detail

    The literature concerns deficiency states, not supplementation in replete individuals.

    Laboratory use

    Used in a controlled laboratory setting for identity and content confirmation of the components, for solution stability studies, and for research protocols relating to lipid metabolism. No administration protocol is supplied.

    Research Use Only. For laboratory research exclusively. Not intended for human or veterinary use, nor as a dietary supplement. No therapeutic, diagnostic, dietary or dosage claim is made. No claim of weight or fat loss is made.

    Structural data

    Methionine
    15 mg/ml · 150 mg per vial
    Choline chloride
    50 mg/ml · 500 mg per vial
    Carnitine
    50 mg/ml · 500 mg per vial
    Dexpanthenol
    5 mg/ml · 50 mg per vial
    Total concentration
    120 mg/ml
    Vial volume
    10 ml
    Total content
    1,200 mg
    Form
    Injectable solution (not a lyophilised powder)
    Category
    Nutrient blend - contains no peptide

    Storage & handling

    • Store refrigerated, in the original sealed packaging.
    • Protect from direct light and from heat.
    • This is a ready-made solution - no reconstitution is required.
    • Refer to the batch label for more specific instructions.

    Documentation

    • Certificate of Analysis (CoA) per batch, where available.
    • Content confirmation per component, where available.
    • Declared total concentration and vial volume.
    • Documentation is tied to the specific batch and its SKU.

    References

    References & documentation

    1. 1.Zeisel S.H., da Costa K.-A. (2009). Choline: an essential nutrient for public health. Nutrition Reviews, 67(11), 615-623.
    2. 2.Schlaepfer I.R., Joshi M. (2020). CPT1A-mediated fat oxidation, mechanisms, and therapeutic potential. Endocrinology, 161(2).
    3. 3.Matsumoto M. et al. (2013). An improved mouse model that rapidly develops fibrosis in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. International Journal of Experimental Pathology, 94(2), 93-103.
    4. 4.Gao J. et al. (2018). S-adenosyl methionine and transmethylation pathways in neuropsychiatric diseases throughout life. Neurotherapeutics, 15(1), 156-175.

    Product information

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Lipo-C a peptide?
    No. It is a blend of four nutrients: methionine, choline chloride, carnitine and dexpanthenol. It contains no peptide.
    What does 120 mg/ml mean?
    It is the total concentration of the four components per millilitre: 15 + 50 + 50 + 5 = 120 mg. The 10 ml vial contains 1,200 mg in total.
    Why are they called lipotropic?
    The term comes from nutrition research: a diet lacking choline and methionine causes fat to accumulate in the liver in animal models. The label describes what happens when these nutrients are absent, not a proven slimming effect.
    Are there studies showing weight loss?
    No. A systematic literature search for lipotropic injections in relation to weight loss finds no relevant study. The established research concerns the role of these components in metabolism and the consequences of their deficiency.
    What is the CPT1 mentioned here?
    It is the enzyme that carries fatty acids into mitochondria, with the help of carnitine. It is regarded as the rate-limiting step of the whole fatty-acid oxidation pathway - the point that sets its pace.
    How is it stored?
    As an injectable solution, not a lyophilised powder. Store refrigerated, protected from light, in its original sealed packaging. Refer to the batch label for more specific instructions.