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Old 08-09-2009, 02:59 PM #1
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Default R lipoic acid
Yesterday I added 100 mg of R lipoic acid to my supplement regimen and had a strange reaction to it. I developed stomach cramping & diarrhea as well as weakness and lightheadedness. I have had lifelong IBS and often attribute digestive upsets to that. But yesterday's episode was different.

Anyone else have a negative experience w/ it?
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