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Laboratory and animal studies report that honey’s phenolic and flavonoid compounds reduce oxidative stress markers and some neuroinflammatory signals, and in multiple rodent models this corresponds wi...
A single randomized controlled trial published in Nutrients is, to date, the only randomized study that specifically tested combined vitamin K2 (MK‑7) and vitamin D3 for established long COVID and rep...
Clinical research so far gives mixed, tentative support for certain forms and doses of collagen/gelatin to modestly reduce appetite or body fat, but effects are small, inconsistent across populations,...
A small but growing set of randomized trials has directly tested collagen or gelatin supplements for effects on body weight or body composition in adults, with several 12‑week randomized, double‑blind...
Neal D. Barnard has been an author and principal investigator on multiple peer‑reviewed randomized clinical trials that tested low‑fat, plant‑based (vegan) or plant‑forward diets and reported effects ...
Animal studies link honey’s antioxidant polyphenols and flavonoids — including specific phenolic acids (gallic, syringic, benzoic, trans‑cinnamic, p‑coumaric, caffeic) and flavonoids (catechin, kaempf...
Peer-reviewed publications in the provided material report positive weight-loss findings for a product named Lipigo, not explicitly Lipomax; the closest direct study cited is in Nutrients reporting re...