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11-11-2011, 09:36 AM

mrsD

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mrsD

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Quote:

Originally Posted by karsten

Thanks for your advise. I have been taking the following:

http://www.iherb.com/Healthy-Origins...les/10097?at=0

Pretty inexpensive. I am a thrifty shopper since I take so many supplements! I will look into the R-Lipoic acid once I run out of my existing stores.

While you are using this up, take on an empty stomach to get
best results. Only 1/2 of ALA is active. The new RALA stabilized
is far more potent in smaller doses and far more absorbed too.

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