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Why haven't alpha-lipoic acid users been told these facts?

Alpha-lipoic acid — also called thioctic acid or just lipoic acid — is an antioxidant supplement that's generated considerable interest over the last few years.

Because it helps to lower blood sugar levels, some think that lipoic acid makes weight loss faster and easier. It's also very popular with people wanting to maintain good health and protect against disease as they age.

Your body can make small amounts of lipoic acid. You can also get it from your diet. Liver, spinach, and broccoli all contain small amounts of lipoic acid (in the form of lipoyllysine). But the only way to get large amounts is to use a supplement.

Is lipoic acid a supplement you should be using? Let's take a closer look at what the research shows...

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