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Re: Natural ALA Vs Regular ALA
 
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Re: Natural ALA Vs Regular ALA


Hi Mike,

According to Andy (Cutler), all the research into alpha lipoic acid as a chelator is based on the use of the synthetic S-ALA. He advises against the use of R-lipoic acid purely as there is no/not enough (can't remember which) research on it. I have come across some websites which describe R-ALA as a chelator though.

I agree with you that my preference would have been for something more natural but Andy's suggestion that it means basically experimenting on oneself put me off.

I have Kirkmans which actually doesn't say which one it is on the label, just 'alpha lipoic acid' but I assume it's the S version as a lot of people use it.

Anne
 

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