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Alpha Lipoic Acid ?

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  1. I was just going thru the ingrediants of ALA and it says
    Rice powder , Gelatin , Silica and Vegetable magnesium stearate .
    I wonder how this composition has such a great effect on controlling
    diabetic neuropathy , cholesterol etc .

    Kam

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  2. "Kamalakar Pasupuleti" <[email hidden]> wrote in part:

    Quoted message said:

    I was just going thru the ingrediants of ALA and it says
    Rice powder , Gelatin , Silica and Vegetable magnesium stearate .
    I wonder how this composition has such a great effect on controlling
    diabetic neuropathy , cholesterol etc .

    Kam

    I think you are confused. You are listing the ingredients used to make the
    capsules (gelatin, silica, and mg stearate). The actual alpha-lipoic acid is
    contained in rice bran.
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    Jim Chinnis Warrenton, Virginia, USA [email hidden]

  3. Actually, you should probably be taking the gelatin and avoiding all
    the other ingredients.

  4. Kamalakar Pasupuleti said:

    I wonder how this composition has such a great effect on controlling
    diabetic neuropathy , cholesterol etc .

    The half-life of ALA is about 20 minutes. That means you should be
    taking time released forms of ALA in the 600 mg a day range (assuming
    that you are a diabetic).

  5. [email hidden] wrote:

    Sorry creep, but I already got 2 threads going on this. And, I wont be
    posting in triplet here.

    Just thought that you Science want-a-bees [censored] might want to know.

  6. montygram wrote:
    : Actually, you should probably be taking the gelatin and avoiding all
    : the other ingredients.

    That is not so wise statement. In Germany doctors have successfully been
    using alpha-lipoic acid for the prevention of diabetic neuropathy for over
    10 years.

    --
    Juhana

  7. "Sorry creep, but I already got 2 threads going on this. And, I wont be
    posting in triplet here.

    Just thought that you Science want-a-bees [censored] might want to know."

    Not to worry, your reply is not the point nor is a response sought.

  8. "Jim Chinnis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    I think you are confused. You are listing the ingredients used to make the
    capsules (gelatin, silica, and mg stearate). The actual alpha-lipoic acid is
    contained in rice bran.
    --
    Jim Chinnis Warrenton, Virginia, USA [email hidden]

    Thanks for help , can we include rice bran in food
    and get the same results ?

    Regards ,
    Kam

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  9. Mr-Natural-Health said:

    [email hidden] wrote:

    Sorry creep, but I already got 2 threads going on this. And, I wont be
    posting in triplet here.

    Just thought that you Science want-a-bees [censored] might want to know.

    Oh, aren't *you* the nasty little cripple. LOL.

    RBR

  10. Gummy cripple.

    "RBR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Mr-Natural-Health said:

    [email hidden] wrote:

    Sorry creep, but I already got 2 threads going on this. And, I wont be
    posting in triplet here.

    Just thought that you Science want-a-bees [censored] might want to know.

    Oh, aren't *you* the nasty little cripple. LOL.

    RBR

  11. On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 17:56:33 +0000 (UTC) in sci.med.nutrition,
    "Kamalakar Pasupuleti" <[email hidden]> wrote,

    Quoted message said:

    "Jim Chinnis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:


    I think you are confused. You are listing the ingredients used to make the
    capsules (gelatin, silica, and mg stearate). The actual alpha-lipoic acid is
    contained in rice bran.
    --
    Jim Chinnis Warrenton, Virginia, USA [email hidden]

    Thanks for help , can we include rice bran in food
    and get the same results ?

    Not unless you soak it in ALA first. The ALA is the active
    ingredient. The rice bran is just part of the container system.

  12. Mr-Natural-Health said:
    RBR said:
    Quoted message said:

    Just thought that you Science want-a-bees [censored] might want to know.

    Oh, aren't *you* the nasty little cripple. LOL.

    These nice [censored] science people have been harassing my natural health
    efforts over a period of 6 years.

    You people are scum in my book, and you are not remotely living up to
    either science, or the scientific method.

    Medical Scientist is one the biggest scams plaguing the United States,
    costing taxpayers billions of tax dollars in totally unnecessary and
    useless research.

    That is why you are a [censored], [censored]. And, I do not mind saying so. 🙂

    LOL,you are such a comedian, cripple boy.

    RBR

  13. Half life in the body?
    Where can I read about this MR-NH?
    Never seen a time released form.

  14. x-no-archive: yes

    Nick said:

    Half life in the body?
    Where can I read about this MR-NH?
    Never seen a time released form.

    Half life is short, which is why I take time released. If you do a
    froogle.com search for it, you'll find a couple of time released
    formulas. I use Jarrow Alpha Lipoic Sustain because so far it's the
    cheapest I've found. I've bought it at a few different sites, based upon
    price.

    Susan

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