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There's a ramp up period to get to 1200 mg R-ALA/day. Don't know if it's just during the detox period and then reduced once you're off the meds or if it's continued as a "maintenance dose".

He's pretty specific on the what, when and how to implement the protocol.

The Solutions to Peripheral Neuropathy Pain & Discomfort: Protocol Links & Instructions for Use
I'll have to look Marlene but I think you stay at that level.
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