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United States government registry of clinical trials
Memory Blast (also marketed as Memo Blast/MemoBlast on its sites) currently lacks independently published clinical trials demonstrating the product itself has been tested for safety and efficacy; the ...
Gelatide’s product page lists seven active ingredients: cayenne pepper extract, green tea extract, caffeine, wheat fiber, chromium picolinate, ginger extract, and L‑Carnitine tartrate . Independent cl...
Available sources do not mention a supplement called "Memory Blast" or list its ingredients, so there is no direct clinical-trial evidence for that product in the provided reporting (not found in curr...
Clinical studies show penile traction devices (PTDs) can produce small but measurable length gains in men with Peyronie’s disease, men after prostatectomy, and some small studies in men with shortened...
Available sources show no reliable, large-scale clinical proof that Lipo Less capsules — specifically under that name — cause clinically meaningful weight loss; reporting instead discusses related pro...
There are no direct, peer-reviewed clinical trials of a product explicitly named “Neurodefender” presented in the provided reporting; instead, the available material documents marketing claims and ing...
Only a single actively registered randomized or early-phase trial of ivermectin in human cancer patients is clearly documented in the available reporting: a phase I/II study combining oral ivermectin ...
Independent clinical evidence tying specific commercial tinnitus supplements to meaningful, reproducible benefit is sparse: a few individual ingredients and investigational formulas are in controlled ...
Available public reporting and company material show no peer‑reviewed clinical trial evidence that a product called “NeuroDefender” reverses memory loss; the vendor website claims thousands helped but...
Neurocept has no clearly documented, completed clinical trials for depression through 2023 in the provided dataset; available records instead point to a ClinicalTrials.gov entry for a study of NMRA‑33...
Clinical trials testing higher-than-standard human doses of ivermectin include controlled dose‑escalation studies and randomized, double‑blind dose‑finding trials such as the COVER study; pooled evide...
Randomized trials directly comparing berberine with metformin include a small 3-month pilot (Yin et al.) that randomized newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients to berberine or metformin and found co...
No evidence in the supplied reporting shows a company has published a product‑level, peer‑reviewed clinical trial for a consumer brain‑supplement called “Memo Blast” (or a similarly named over‑the‑cou...
A targeted answer cannot be given because the supplied reporting contains no clinical studies, registry entries, or peer-reviewed data mentioning a product or procedure called “Lipoless”; the clinical...
Clinical trials for prescription weight‑loss medicines — notably GLP‑1 and dual/triple agonists — show large, reproducible reductions in body weight in randomized trials, while smaller peptide product...
Clinical research into leucovorin (folinic acid) for autism includes multiple small randomized controlled trials and open-label series that report improvements — especially in language — but trials ar...
Available reporting in the provided collection does not show any FDA approval or clinical-trial listing for a drug or product simply called “Neurocept.” Consumer complaint pages allege “Neurocept is n...
Yes — ClinicalTrials.gov and the medical literature contain registered clinical trials that test dietary and herbal supplements intended to affect blood glucose, including randomized, controlled studi...
Clinical investigation of ivermectin in human cancer patients is extremely limited: the only clearly documented clinical trial testing ivermectin in cancer patients is a phase I/II study for metastati...
Published clinical trial reporting for the therapy most closely matching “Lipoless” in the medical literature refers to lepodisiran, a small interfering RNA (siRNA) developed to lower lipoprotein(a) [...