Bako, P., Lippai, B., Nagy, J., Kramer, S., Kaszas, B., Tornoczki, T., & Bock-Marquette, I
[7] Blood glucose should be monitored, and medication doses may require adjustment Skin reactions : Rash or itching has been reported in some individuals Thiamine deficiency : Chronic high-dose ALA may theoretically interfere with thiamine (vitamin B1) metabolism, particularly in individuals with alcohol use disorder [20] [21] Insulin autoimmune syndrome : Rarely, ALA has been associated with this condition causing unexpected hypoglycaemia
Urban air pollutants generate free radicals, leading to increased oxidative stress that consumes glutathione at a faster rate
Category S4 on the WADA Prohibited List also presents one of the biggest grey areas when it comes to interpreting the list language as it has 'including but not limited to' language that could cover any substance that may qualify in the the category based on activity