Alpha Lipoic Acid: What Is It?

Uses, Adverse Reactions, and Warnings
All human cells contain the natural substance alpha-lipoic acid.

It is produced in the mitochondria, also referred to as the "powerhouse of the cell," where it enables enzymes to convert vitamins into strength (1). Pakistani alpha lipoic acid.

Key Features:

Supports Health of Antioxidants. 
To Revitalize Formula. 
Helps the Body Battle Free Radicals Against the Cell-damaging Effects.

Supplement Facts

Each Capsule Supplies 600 Mg of Alpha Lipoic Acid.
Helps Support Antioxidant Regeneration.
Also Capable of Regenerating Several Other Antioxidants Back to Their Active States, Including Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Glutathione and Coenzyme Q10.

Beneficial for Diabetes:

Enhances Glucose Uptake in Type 2 (Non-insulin-dependent) Diabetes.
Inhibits Glycosylation (the Abnormal Attachment of Sugar to Protein).
Also Easy-to-swallow Soft Gels.
Foods That Contain Mitochondria (a Specialized Component of Cells), Such as Red Meats, Provide the Most Alpha Lipoic Acid.

Suggested Dosage

For Adults, Take One (1) Capsule Twice Daily, Preferably With Meals.
Food Supplements Should Not Be Use as a Substitute for a Varied and Balanced Diet and Healthy Lifestyle. No Medical Claims Are Made or Implied for Any Product and These Are Being Sold as Nutritional/dietary Supplements. Use as Suggested or as Advised by Health Provider.