L-Threonate is a metabolite of vitamin C that is currently being investigated for some vitamin C-like properties as well as its ability to greatly enhance mineral uptake.
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L-Threonate
Summary of L-Threonate
Primary information, health benefits, side effects, usage, and other important details
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Not enough information is known at this time to suggest an optimal dose of L-Threonate in isolation.
Mineral chelations of L-Threonate should be dosed according to the active mineral content of the chelation.
Things to Note
Also Known As
L-Threonic Acid
Do Not Confuse With
L-Theanine
Goes Well With
Dietary minerals as chelations
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