LRL1 - Liposomal R-Lipoic Acid

Lipolife LRL1 - Liposomal R-Lipoic Acid for Support of your Health

Product description liposomal R-Lipoic Acid

Discover Lipolife LRL1, a liposomal R-lipoic acid supplement that forms a valuable addition to your health regime. This supplement is designed to maximise the benefits of R-lipoic acid by using liposomal technology.

Contents and Dosage

• Contents: 150ml.
• Active Ingredient per 5ml: 100mg R-lipoic acid.
• Recommended Use: Shake before use, take 5ml daily or as professionally advised. The product tastes best when chilled.
  Store chilled after opening, shake before use.
• Ingredients: Ultra-pure water, phospholipids (non-GMO sunflower, Lipoid), R-Lipoic Acid (as Sodium R-lipoate), Xylitol (sweetener), natural apricot flavour, glycerol, potassium sorbate (preservative), D-alpha-tocopherol (antioxidant).

Features

• High-Quality Liposomal Formulation: Improves the absorption and effectiveness of R-lipoic acid.
• Free of Allergens: Vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, GMO-free, sugar-free.
• Natural Apricot Flavour: For a pleasant taste experience.

Benefits

• Supports a healthy lifestyle through a powerful antioxidant.
• A useful addition to your daily nutrition routine.

What is R-lipoic acid? What is the difference with alpha-lipoic acid?

The difference between R-lipoic acid, alpha-lipoic acid and other forms of lipoic acid lies mainly in their chemical structure and biological activity:

1. R-Lipoic Acid: This is the naturally occurring form of lipoic acid in the body. It is considered the more biologically active form of lipoic acid. R-lipoic acid is a powerful antioxidant and plays a role in the energy production of cells.

2. Alpha-Lipoic Acid: This is the most well-known and researched form of lipoic acid. Alpha-lipoic acid is a mixture that contains both R-lipoic acid and its mirror image, S-lipoic acid. Although alpha-lipoic acid contains the benefits of R-lipoic acid, it is generally less potent because S-lipoic acid does not actively contribute to most of the benefits.

3. Other Lipoic Acids: There are also other less common forms of lipoic acid, such as S-lipoic acid, but these are used less often and are less researched. These forms may have different levels of biological activity compared to R-lipoic acid.

In short, the key differences lie in their effectiveness and way of working in the body. R-lipoic acid is generally considered the most effective form due to its direct correspondence with the natural form found in the human body.