That site links to examine.com which is a very reliable source of information. The annoyance of many of studies about ALA is that they use ALA, not R-ALA, and

That site links to examine.com which is a very reliable source of information. The annoyance of many of studies about ALA is that they use ALA, not R-ALA, and since ALA is so unstable, I'd have to go through each study one by one to see what they did to account for that. Ugh. All that said, I'm guessing no one is trying to sell R-ALA for Keto since R-ALA seems to be rather expensive and most of the fake keto supplements are super low cost supplements with jacked up prices applied.