Advanced R-Lipoic Acid-the best possible support for the cells' health and vitality

Advanced R-Lipoic Acid is an advanced form of liponic acid that provides powerful support for the cell production of the cells, protects against oxidative stress and promotes general health. With its active and stabilized form, R-liponic acid, this supplement offers improved bioavailability and effect compared to standard liponic acid. This makes it ideal for people who want the best possible support for the body's natural defense systems and aging processes.

Advanced R-Lipoic Acid provides unique support to the body's antioxidant defense, promotes detoxification and strengthens the energy level by supporting the function of the mitochondria.

Advanced R-Lipoic Acid is specially formulated to offer the best possible absorption and stability. The product contains bio-enhanced® sodium salt of R-liponic acid, which provides higher bioavailability and preserves the stability under different conditions. This ensures the best possible effect and long -lasting support for the cells.

Benefits of Advanced R-Lipoic Acid

• Powerful antioxidant: Fighting harmful free radicals and reduces oxidative stress, an important factor for aging and chronic health challenges.
• Regenerates antioxidants: R-liponic acid helps restore vitamin C, vitamin E and glutation, which strengthens the body's defense against cell damage.
• Detoxification: Helps remove heavy metals that can damage the nervous system and weaken cognitive function.
• Blood Sugar Regulation: Contributes to better insulin sensitivity and can support healthy blood sugar levels.
• Inflammatory reduction: Supports the reduction of inflammatory processes that may be related to chronic conditions.
• Energy and vitality: Promotes the mitochondria's function for increased energy production and general vitality.
• Stabilized form: BIO-ENHANCED® sodium salt provides long-lasting stability and effect without degradation.

Technical information and ingredients

• Per capsule: R-liponic acid (from bio-enhanced® stabilized sodium na-rala r-lipoate): 200 mg.
• Other ingredients: Hyromellose (vegetarian capsule).
• Free for: Gluten, yeast, soy, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish and nuts. Manufactured in a plant that handles milk, whey, soy, eggs, fish and nuts.

Dosage

Take one capsule twice daily, 30 minutes to one hour before a meal, or as recommended by health care professionals.

Storage

Store in a cool and dry place to preserve the quality and effect.

Reservation

Allowed used for adults. All use of grants takes place at your own responsibility and should be done in consultation with a doctor. Recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. The effect of this product may vary from person to person. Supplements should not replace a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease.

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