text: the correct functioning of the muscles, nervous system, maintaining correct psychological functions, diminishing feelings of tiredness and fatigue, maintaining healthy teeth and bones, and maintaining electrolyte balance. It is also involved in the correct energy metabolism and helps in the correct synthesis of proteins.
  The vitamin B6 contained in L-CARNITINE XPLODE POWDER, is also important, as it composes many enzymes taking part in metabolic conversions as well as directly participates in the metabolism of carbohydrates (the creation and decomposition of muscle glycogen) and fats, additionally increasing the production of energy. Vitamin B6 is indispensable for the production of hemoglobin and, participating in the creation of antibodies increases the immunity of a body.
  The preparation is designed for people looking for their fatty tissue loss who are typically working in white-collar jobs and exercising regularly.
  It is also recommended for people on a vegetarian diet, as an L-Carnitine supplement. It is designed, in particular, for people who do not want to or cannot take large amounts of capsules or pills.
  An adult person’s body contains approximately 20 g of L-Carnitine (Brass, 2000), 98 percent of which is stored in the muscles (Rebouche et al., 1986).
  It is very important for correct development that the muscles are appropriately saturated with L-Carnitine.
  L-Carnitine transports fatty acids and introduces them to the burning processes occurring in mitochondria – this makes it possible for fatty acids to be transported through the internal mitochondrial membrane to the matrix of the energy center of a cell, where compounds are decomposed.
  Numerous scientific publications focus on researching the impact of supplementation with L-Carnitine on the body’s tissue composition. In 2013, Stephens administered twice a day – 80 g of carbohydrates or 80 g of carbohydrates and 2 g of L-Carnitine Tartare to people taking part in sports recreationally.
  After the end of the 12-week-long experiment, the subjects from the “carbohydrates” group had gained on average 1.8 kg of fat and, at the same time, lost 200 g of the fat-free body mass, mainly consisting of muscle tissue. While in the group supplemented additionally with L-Carnitine the fat mass had not changed, but the muscle tissue increased, on average, by 400 g!
  Do not exceed the recommended daily allowance. Food supplements should not be used as substitutes for a varied and balanced diet. A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are recommended. Keep out of reach of small children.
  
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  Value investing is one of the most popular stock-picking strategies employed in financial markets. We investigate its effectiveness in the United Arab Emirates. We examine the performance of 124 firms in the period from January 2004 to March 2019. We analyze portfolios from one-way sorts on several well-known valuation ratios: earnings-to-price, book-to-market, EBITDA-to-EV, and dividend yield. Our results demonstrate a powerful value effect in the UAE stock markets. The long-short strategies based on valuation ratios display high raw and risk-adjusted returns. Our results are robust to many considerations.
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