User Reviews for Alpha-lipoic acid
Also known as: Alpha Lipoic Acid
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| Dietary Supplementation | 2 reviews | 431 medications | ||
| Summary | 2 reviews | 10.0 | ||
Reviews for Alpha-lipoic acid
| Review by JC48: | |||||
alpha-lipoic acid for Dietary Supplementation: I have begun losing my hair, and when I searched for "hair loss and alpha-lipoic acid (ALA)", I learned that ALA absorbs all your biotin. Thus, when a persons takes it on a regular basis, they should be ingesting it with Biotin as well. If there are a few of us coming forward on this, I am sure there are many more who are out there and developing this problem. I did appreciate the usefulness of ALA with my rosacea, and it has helped alleviate those problems; now, I just hope that taking biotin, will bring back my hair.
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| October 23, 2009 4:05 PM | |||||
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alpha-lipoic acid for Dietary Supplementation: I suffer from Neuropathic pain (Neuropathy) for the past 11 years, with severe implications. I've been taking 600mg/day of ALA (Alpha Lipoic Acid) for the past 2 years (23 months). I've enjoyed noticeable IMPROVEMENT as I was also treated with HBOT (hyperbaric oxygen therapy) in the past year. I keep a daily symptom chart journal. (The HBOT was conducted as a preTrial to find if there's a possibility for improvement/cure of different Neuropathies and a reason to conduct a full scale trial.) My Improvement started before the HBOT, and increased during. Pain levels are about 35%-40% less than before!
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| November 22, 2009 4:05 PM | |||||
