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This approach is: More stable and shelf-friendly than isolated R-ALA Easier and more cost-effective to produce The form used in most clinical studies particularly those on diabetic neuropathy and metabolic support15 16 Some early research suggests R-ALA on its own may be more easily absorbed or better tolerated in sensitive individuals.17 18 Because R-ALA is more bioavailable, it spends less time in the stomach, moving more quickly into the intestines where absorption occurs

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Conventional alternatives include topical retinoids and in-office collagen-induction procedures