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Hi danie02

There are possible negative interactions between alpha-lipoic acid, taken as a supplement, and Levothyroxine - Possible Interactions with: Alpha-Lipoic Acid | University of Maryland Medical Center.

Your prescribing doctor should be able to discuss this with you.
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