Blue bottle of Sisu's ALA 300mg Capsules. Where to Buy

90 | Capsules

A powerful antioxidant derived from coconut oil, alpha lipoic acid (ALA) helps improve insulin sensitivity and control the effects of oxidation that can lead to nerve damage. This fat and water-soluble antioxidant capsule also helps combat the free radical damage responsible for the premature aging of cells.

Benefits

  • Helps improve insulin sensitivity
  • Reduces symptoms of diabetic neuropathy
  • Same type of ALA used in the human research

  • Non GMO

  • Gluten free

  • Dairy Free

  • Soy Free

  • Ingredients & Dosage
  • Advanced Information

Medicinal ingredients

  • DL-alpha lipoid acid
    300 mg

Non-medicinal ingredients

  • Rice flour, magnesium stearate (vegetable), silicon dioxide

Capsule shell

  • Gelatin

Adult dosage

  • Take 2 capsules daily or as directed by a health care practitioner

Contains no

  • Dairy, wheat, gluten, corn, or soy

People with diabetes can suffer from various nerve problems (diabetic neuropathy), ranging from pin-pricking sensations to complete loss of feeling. Poor blood sugar control and oxidation contribute to diabetic neuropathy. There are natural antioxidants that improve insulin sensitivity and the body’s ability to process sugar effectively, supporting nerve function. Alpha lipoic acid (ALA) is a powerful antioxidant derived from coconut oil that helps control the effects of oxidation, which can lead to nerve damage. ALA’s antioxidant effect is multiplied by its ability to “recycle” other antioxidants already used by the body. Studies in diabetics experiencing symptoms of diabetic neuropathy show that ALA supplementation provides significant antioxidant support.

Product Highlights

  • Fat and water-soluble antioxidant
  • ALA empowers “used” antioxidants with the power to work again
  • Helpful in conditions that are worsened by oxidation, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease
  • Helps combat free-radical damage, also responsible for premature aging of the cells

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