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Does anyone know antything about Alfa Lopioc Acid???? If you do

please let me know and does anyone know about taking 1/2 a teaspoon of

cinnman a day???

Thanks,

Liz

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> Does anyone know antything about Alfa Lopioc Acid???? If you do

> please let me know and does anyone know about taking 1/2 a teaspoon of

> cinnman a day???

>

> Thanks,

Alpha lipoic acid (ALA) is a powerful antioxidant. It may

improve your blood glucose levels, but mostly I've heard of it being

used to reverse peripheral neuropathy. Nerve damage to the feet,

burning, tingling, numbness, is difficult and slow to heal. And there's

no guarantee that it will be completely reversed, but especially in the

early stages, ALA can help. It can take weeks or months to see

improvement, and the stuff is relatively expensive at the vitamin

shops. The stuff is used with Evening Primrose Oil, which seems to

intensify the beneficial effects. I'm not sure of the recommended

dosage.

There have been some articles recently about cinnamon. One gram a

day is the therapeutic dose. Doesn't seem to help to take more. One

gram is less than 1/3rd of a teaspoon. The stuff has a powerful taste

and can give you indigestion. Mendosa's site has an article which

points out that the glucose reducing part of cinnamon is water soluble,

so you can soak the stuff in water, toss the cinnamon, and then drink

the water. http://www.mendosa.com/newsletter_april.htm

Edd

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