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L-Threonic Acid

Evidence

Limited
Evidence: 2 of 5 (Limited)

What the evidence says

A sugar-acid metabolite of vitamin C, best known as the counter-ion in magnesium L-threonate (Magtein), where the cognitive-benefit evidence belongs to the magnesium-threonate combination, not free threonic acid.

No standalone clinical trials; relevant evidence applies to magnesium L-threonate as a combination, not this acid alone.

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About L-Threonic Acid

A sugar-acid metabolite of vitamin C, best known as the counter-ion in magnesium L-threonate (Magtein), where the cognitive-benefit evidence belongs to the magnesium-threonate combination, not free threonic acid. There is no independent clinical evidence for threonic acid alone as an active ingredient.

What L-Threonic Acid supports

  • Vitamin C metabolite with no independent evidence of benefit on its own

Clinical evidence

Limited clinical evidence. No standalone clinical trials; relevant evidence applies to magnesium L-threonate as a combination, not this acid alone.

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