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The importance of registered clinical trials, peer-reviewed publications, and FDA-regulated market safety dossiers in verifying the effectiveness of a product.
Ivermectin and fenbendazole show repeated anticancer activity in laboratory studies and scattered preclinical models, but high-quality human evidence is essentially absent and professional oncology gu...
Intravenous or injected NAD+ can raise measurable NAD-related compounds in the blood in the short term, but rigorous clinical evidence that intramuscular/IV NAD+ injections reliably increase intracell...
Neurocept (often marketed as “Astroncaps” or Neurocept Astroncaps) is presented by its maker as a science‑backed brain‑support dietary supplement produced in an “FDA‑registered, GMP‑certified facility...
Peer‑reviewed literature documents many recent urinary incontinence (UI) treatments that originated in industry or technology firms — for example implantable neurostimulators and prescription digital ...
Clinical trials and systematic reviews point to a small set of probiotic strains—notably specific Lactobacillus/Lacticaseibacillus and Bifidobacterium strains—as having the most consistent signal for ...
Clinical trials and systematic reviews consistently show that stopping GLP‑1 receptor agonists such as semaglutide is commonly followed by clinically meaningful weight regain — often returning a large...
Consumers evaluating neuropathy supplements should prioritize independent, third‑party testing and facility audits (not marketing claims) because clinical evidence for many nutraceuticals is limited a...
Randomized trials that directly pit single herbal antidiabetic ingredients against metformin are scarce; most randomized evidence tests herbs versus placebo or tests herbal formulas as add‑ons to metf...
There is no robust, published clinical-trial evidence in the provided reporting that directly compares the effectiveness of Pos‑T‑Vac, Encore and ErecAid vacuum erection devices (VEDs) in head‑to‑head...
Dr. Mark Hyman’s “10‑Day Detox” and related protocols are widely promoted in books, blogs and Hyman’s own channels, and the materials provided here describe internal program statistics and customer su...
, as a named commercial product or a distinct compound, has no verifiable, peer‑reviewed or safety studies attributed to it in the sources provided . What research exists in the record instead relates...
Reviews of preclinical and limited clinical literature identify honey’s polyphenols and flavonoids — notably quercetin, gallic acid, caffeic acid, catechin, chrysin, apigenin, luteolin, naringenin and...
TauRx’s earlier Phase III trials of LMTM (leuco‑methylthioninium/HMTM/LMTX) repeatedly failed their prespecified primary endpoints, but the company highlighted statistically significant effects in sma...
A focused review of the provided reporting finds no clear, registered human clinical trials specifically testing Manuka honey or its defined extracts for glycemic control or direct measures of pancrea...
Neuro Sharp assembles a familiar roster of clinically studied nootropics—Bacopa monnieri, Ginkgo biloba, phosphatidylserine, alpha‑GPC, huperzine‑A, omega‑3 DHA and other extracts—that many mainstream...
Dr. Kishore Guda’s laboratory work has produced promising preclinical leads for gastric and esophageal cancer—most notably the identification of a lincRNA called lincPKRD and four candidate compounds ...
Consumers can separate genuine clinical evidence from marketing spin by checking whether claims rest on well-designed human trials (randomized, controlled, relevant population and product), whether th...
High-quality randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and comprehensive reviews paint a conflicted picture: several rigorous RCTs show no clear clinical benefit of ivermectin for COVID-19, while multiple m...
Clinical research on gelatin and collagen affecting appetite and body weight is limited but suggestive: short, small trials and mechanistic studies report increased satiety signals (and in one trial h...
A targeted review of the provided reporting finds no peer‑reviewed clinical trials directly testing Neurocept as a branded product or its specific blended formulation; mainstream coverage and company‑...