The functional characterization of CT2 is still at its infancy, but its peculiar tissue distribution suggests that this transporter is involved in maintaining the epidydimal gradient of carnitine that plays as osmolyte and FAO cofactor
Because no controlled human trials exist, especially in female populations, much of the conversation is based on speculation, anecdote, and animal data
Yes, you can help with reducing the free radicals and the free radicals is causing the pain and it's also causing the skin not to heal faster and so now all of a sudden, once you quench all the free radicals, your body is not feeling, your skin is not feeling any pain anymore and now the skin is also healing faster, so if you get sunburned, hopefully the skin is going to heal by itself much, much faster than anything else
The soothing efficacy is also backed up by multiple in-vivo studies