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Available sources show limited direct evidence of dangerous drug interactions between ingested Manuka honey and ashwagandha or standard neuropathy drugs, but they flag possible medicine interactions (...
The reporting reviewed identifies as a multi‑ingredient neuropathy supplement built around three “powerhouse” compounds—benfotiamine (a form of vitamin B1), R‑alpha lipoic acid (R‑ALA), and B12—supple...
Available sources in the search results do not mention any independent clinical trials testing a product called “NeuroGold” for neuropathy; the only result that directly references Neurogold is a comm...
NeuroGold is marketed as a supplement claiming nerve-regenerative effects (Manuka honey, MMP‑13 inhibition) but available product pages and reviews do not provide peer‑reviewed clinical trials to supp...
Available sources show multiple unrelated entities using the name “NeuroGold” — a Berlin CBD company (Tracxn) and at least one dietary supplement / Manuka-honey product site — but none of the provided...
Available sources show no peer-reviewed clinical trials or indexed studies that validate NeuroGold’s marketing claims; company pages and product sites appear promotional rather than scientific . Indep...
Available sources show no independent, peer‑reviewed clinical trials or published clinical evidence that a commercial product called “NeuroGold” treats neuropathy; the only directly linked source is t...
Available reporting and regulatory databases in the provided sources do not mention any FDA approval, clearance, warning letter, or enforcement action specifically tied to a product named “NeuroGold.”...
NeuroGold is not a single, consistently defined product in the available reporting: an official “Neuro Gold” mushroom microdose capsule lists active ingredients per capsule as 200 mg Psilocybe cubensi...
The evidence in the provided materials indicates who took CNM‑Au8 (marketed as NeuroGold) in the referenced first‑in‑human randomized trial, while older and preclinical studies document . The clinical...
NeuroGold’s potential to interact with other medications or supplements is plausible but not established by direct clinical trials; existing evidence points to that warrant caution, especially with ne...
No reliable evidence in the provided materials supports a specific recommended dosage of "NeuroGold" attributed to Dr. Sanjay Gupta; the reviewed documents do not mention Dr. Gupta or a consumer produ...
The available analyses show that supplements marketed for peripheral neuropathy like NeuroGold are reported to contain , and some formulas add amino acids and antioxidant forms of ALA; these component...