Reverse Clinics ALA 300mg - Boost Energy & Antioxidant Support

We use pharmaceutical-grade alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) that is third-party tested for purity, potency, and absence of contaminants. Every batch is accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis (COA) to ensure transparency and quality.

No. ALA supports your body’s antioxidant systems (e.g. regenerating glutathione, neutralizing free radicals) and metabolic health over time. It’s a tool in your wellness toolkit—not an instant fix.

Yes, within reason. A meta-analysis of 71 randomized controlled trials covering ~4,749 participants found no increased risk of adverse events vs. placebo with typical supplementation. Also, ALA is generally considered safe in doses from 200 mg up to 2,400 mg in various human reports.

Possible mild reactions include: Gastrointestinal discomfort (nausea, upset stomach) Headache, dizziness Rare: skin rash, hypoglycemia (in individuals sensitive to insulin) There are case reports linking ALA (especially in susceptible people) to Insulin Autoimmune Syndrome (IAS) due to sulfhydryl activity.

Individuals with hypoglycemia or on glucose-lowering medications (monitoring is needed) Persons with existing liver or kidney impairments Those with known sulfhydryl or sulfa sensitivities Pregnant or breastfeeding women (insufficient conclusive safety data) Anyone with history of insulin autoimmunity or spontaneous hypoglycemia

ALA is a potent antioxidant that works in both water- and fat-soluble environments. It helps: Neutralize free radicals directly Regenerate other antioxidants (e.g. vitamin C, vitamin E, glutathione) Support mitochondrial energy metabolism Modulate inflammatory signaling and oxidative stress pathways

By reducing oxidative stress and improving mitochondrial function, ALA influences pathways like NF-κB (inflammation), AMPK (energy metabolism), and may support insulin signaling and metabolic health.

Many studies use 600 mg/day (often in divided doses). Because your formula is 300 mg, a common approach is one or two capsules per day, depending on intended effect and under physician guidance.

Some users note improved energy, antioxidant support, or better metabolic markers (e.g. fasting glucose) in a few weeks. More subtle cellular benefits may accrue over months.

It can be used long-term, but periodic evaluation (3–4 months) is prudent to monitor benefits and check for any side effects.

After about 12 weeks, you can review biomarkers (oxidative stress markers, metabolic panels) and subjective improvement (energy, recovery, inflammation) to decide on continuation or dose adjustments.

Adults seeking antioxidant and mitochondrial support People with mild metabolic or oxidative stress concerns Those aiming to complement a healthy lifestyle (diet, exercise, sleep)

Those with hypoglycemia risk or taking antidiabetic drugs Individuals with liver or kidney disorders People with known sulfa/sulfhydryl sensitivities Pregnant or breastfeeding, unless under medical supervision

Keep in a cool, dry place below ~25–30 °C, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Use airtight container to preserve stability.

Take with water, ideally with or shortly after meals to improve tolerance and reduce GI discomfort.

ALA may potentiate blood sugar lowering monitor if taken alongside other glucose-modulating agents. Avoid co-ingestion with high doses of other strong antioxidants without spacing, as it may affect absorption or redox balance.