Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) Powder

Metabolic Capsule: Pack 300 mg before high-carb meals for insulin support.

Keto Latte: Whisk 300 mg into MCT-cacao foam for mitochondrial energy.

Nootropic Stack: Blend 300 mg with 500 mg acetyl-L-carnitine for clear focus.

Workout Recovery: Add 300 mg to post-gym whey shake to curb soreness.

Liver-Lift Shot: Stir 300 mg into lemon water after celebratory dinners.

Beauty Gummy: Disperse 0.3 % in berry chews for antioxidant skin support.

Antioxidant Amplifier: Recycles vitamins C & E and regenerates glutathione.

Insulin Sensitivity: Supports healthy glucose uptake for balanced energy.

Mitochondrial Spark: Co-factor in pyruvate dehydrogenase for clean ATP output.

Neuro Support: Crosses the blood–brain barrier to calm oxidative stress.

Heavy-Metal Chelation: Binds pro-oxidant metals for detox synergy.

Dual Soluble: Active in both water and fat phases—whole-body coverage.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 300 mg powder, providing ≈ 297 mg alpha-lipoic acid)

Ingredients: 100 % Alpha-Lipoic Acid Powder (racemic, ≥ 99 % purity)

Allergen Information: Soy-free • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Sugar • Caffeine • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: Take with a teaspoon of healthy fat—ALA is fat-soluble and absorbs better with lipids.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: What dose of racemic ALA is most effective, and how quickly does it work?

A: Clinical studies typically use 300 – 600 mg once or twice daily. Starting with 300 mg before your largest meal often steadies post-meal glucose the very first day; antioxidant and nerve-comfort benefits build over 2–4 weeks. You can add a second 300 mg serving mid-afternoon if you tolerate the first dose well.

Q: How does this differ from R-ALA products?

A: Standard ALA contains both R- and S-isomers. The R form is the bio-identical co-factor; the S form is less bio-active but still an antioxidant. Because half the dose is S-ALA, racemic powder is typically taken at higher milligram amounts (300 mg vs 100 mg for R-ALA) yet remains cost-effective and well-studied.

Q: Any side-effects or drug interactions?

A: Transient “ALA burp” or mild heartburn occurs in a small minority—taking capsules with food solves it. ALA improves insulin efficiency, so diabetics should track glucose closely when adding it to sulfonylureas or insulin. Separate from mineral supplements by two hours; chelation can reduce zinc or magnesium absorption.

Q: How do I protect potency in finished products?

A: ALA oxidises with heat and moisture. Use desiccant pouches, opaque bottles and cool filling conditions. For RTD beverages or gummies, micro-encapsulate ALA with phospholipids or cyclodextrin to hold 95 % potency through 18-month shelf-life testing.