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Default Question for Mrs. D. Regarding R-Lipoic Acid
April 8, 2016

Dear Ms. D.:

For someone who wants to use R-Lipioc Acid to help control blood sugar, when is the best time to take a once or twice daily dose?

For example, with or without food, AM or PM, ect ...?

I use "Doctors Best" 100mg capsules taken once or twice daily.

Thanks!

David
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