Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA): Antioxidant Extraordinaire

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Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid ALA is the only antioxidant that is both fat and water soluble. This is important because Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) can access all parts of the cell, giving it tremendous ability to trap free radicals wherever they may be. One of the leading causes of the symptoms we know as aging is free radical damage, click to learn more about aging & alpha lipoic acid.

ALA is one of the very few substances that can actually cross the blood/brain barrier to enter the brain and go directly where it is needed most. ALA supplementation causes increased levels of glutathione, which helps the body dispose of toxins.

This is important as glutathione protects the brain from free radical damage, and low levels of glutathione in the brain are associated with brain disorders such as stroke, dementia, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Securely order Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid.

Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid ALA: The Network Antioxidant

Normally once an antioxidant has eliminated a free radical, it is lost forever. Lipoic acid is the only antioxidant with the unique ability to regenerate/recycle itself, and other antioxidants such as vitamins C & E, so that they can continue destroying free radicals. This is why ALA is known as a network antioxidant. But, is all Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) the same? Securely order Ralapure R+ Alpha Lipoic Acid.

Ralapure R Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA): Benefits

Of particular interest for those with diabetes, Alpha Lipoic Acid speeds the removal of glucose (sugar) from the blood. Those suffering from HIV or AIDS can be encouraged by recent studies suggesting that ALA bolsters the antioxidant defenses in HIV-positive people. Test results have caused excitement regarding Alzheimer's & Alpha Lipoic Acid. Results of a small test showed ALA treatment led to a stabilization of cognitive functions in the Alzheimer's study group.

Researchers at UC Berkeley have found that cells bathed in ALA inhibit the growth of a protein linked with the growth of cancerous tumors. They believe that this has significant implications in cancer prevention. Nearly everyone knows someone who has suffered from a stroke. They hit quickly and usually without warning, often leaving the victim crippled in the wake. Research is showing a strong connection between stroke recovery and Alpha Lipoic Acid. Finally, for those concerned with cataracts and glaucoma, experiments with Alpha Lipoic Acid are delivering some exciting results!