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Only a few studies have examined lipoic acid supplementation in humans

The reason it is less common is that it is included in most commercial pig feeds, as with poultry

Dahele A, Ghosh S

Collectively, the above referred evidence supported the notion that inducing ferroptosis greatly contributed to hepatic steatosis in NASH/NAFLD by facilitating hepatic lipogenesis and abnormal lipid accumulation in the liver