Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid ((True)) 600mg per Serving [[High Potency & up to 40x Increased Absorption]] (Na R-ALA…

Sodium Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid. TRUE Net weight of 600mg per Serving. R-Alpha Lipoic Acid is the version that is found in nature and is considered the universal antioxidant. R-Alpha Lipoic Acid is unstable and easily become inert in the presence of heat at any time during the supply chain. By connecting Sodium (Na) to R-Alpha Lipoic Acid makes it Stabilized. Studies have been done to show that Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid has up to 40x more absorption. In addition to the anti-oxidant properties of Alpha Lipoic Acid, it can help carbohydrate metabolism, it has neuroprotective effect, and helps patients with diabetic neuropathy and tingling in the hand and feet. Each Serving is 2 capsules which will give you 750mg of Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid. After subtracting the weight of the Sodium, you have a TRUE Net weight of 600mg per Serving.

POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT: Alpha Lipoic Acid(ALA) the universal anti-oxidant is vital to your health, but sometimes your body doesn’t have enough. It exists as R-ALA and S-ALA. R-ALA is the only version found in nature and the version your body needs. S-ALA is unnatural, and a synthetic byproduct created during the production process.
STABILIZED & HIGH POTENCY: R-ALA the High Potency supplement when not formulated correctly can be useless. Once R-ALA is connected to Sodium(Na), it is STABILIZED, which prevents the R-ALA from becoming unstable and prevent it from polymerizing and becoming inactive.
HIGH ABSORPTION: Stabilized R-Alpha Lipoic Acid has been shown to have 40x more absorption to help produce desirable biological actions and bind to key enzymes.
CONTAINS NO S-ALPHA LIPOIC ACID: Typical ALA products are a combination of both R and S versions of ALA, meaning 50% of the product is spent on an ineffective and hindering product.
SUPPLEMENT FACTS BOXES: With so many Alpha Lipoic Acid to choose from, always confirm the Supplement Facts box on the label states “STABILIZED (Na) R-Alpha Lipoic Acid” and that it does not list “S”-Alpha Lipoic Acid.