Re: diuretic effect with ALA?

• Subject: Re: diuretic effect with ALA?
• Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2000 00:06:07 EDT
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<< I started around 11 AM to give Andrew ALA today, every 3 hours and around 5
PM he started frequent urination, significant amounts each time for about 4
times in maybe a half hour. Any experience with this? >>

Yeah. It can do that. This means the dose is too high and you should stop
it and try less next time (in a week or so to let him recover).

Some additional urination is OK but that sounds like way too much. It may
take a few days for it to get back to normal - make sure he has plenty of
water or juice handy.

Andy Cutler



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