Purpose of alpha lipoic acid?

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Yes. The purpose of alpha lipoic acid has two main functions that interact with each other. It eliminates toxins in the body and brain, and helps alleviate ADHD symptoms. I try to take some everyday, and it is definitely helpful.

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