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Old 01-17-2012, 12:27 PM #1
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Default R-Lipoic Acid

Hi Everyone, I started R-lipoic acid today. I have Doctor's Best stabilized 100mg. I want to be sure that is right. Mrs D. I read the RLA site and I saw that you said yours is 250mgs so I am wondering if I have the right dose. Also, you mentioned in my other post that I am starting to sound lik lupus. My rheumo just told me at my last appt that he would not be surprised if eventually I tested + for lupus. I had a sister who had a severe case of RA and her lupus levels were always high. She never got an actual dx of lupus though. We'll see.
Any infor on R-Lipoic that I should know would be appreciated. Thanks everyone!
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