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The importance of randomized controlled safety trials for supplements.
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...
Scientific watchdogs and mainstream journals portray as biologically plausible but clinically unproven cancer therapies: robust preclinical data exist showing antiproliferative mechanisms, while case ...
report that ivermectin produces across many models, most commonly using mouse doses with a median of ~5 mg/kg (range ~2.4–40 mg/kg) given over multi‑day courses and by several routes, which translate ...
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 ...
is a commercial red-grape–cell supplement marketed to “ and oxygen delivery” by boosting nitric oxide and , with the company citing clinical and in‑vitro studies to back that claim . Most available ev...
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 ...
Patient advocacy communities and a small but vocal set of clinics have amplified interest in repurposing through testimony-driven social media groups, celebrity mentions, patient-focused platforms, an...
’s clinical program and real‑world reports show substantial responder rates and moderate‑to‑large effect sizes versus internal controls (sound‑only) and baseline, but there are no published , independ...
’s -efficacy">Enteromix vaccine has been publicly touted by Russian agencies and state-linked media as showing dramatic preclinical and very early clinical success, including claims of 100% efficacy a...
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...
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...
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...
Consumers can confirm whether a health product is -approved by searching authoritative FDA databases and reading the agency’s review documents and product labeling; determining whether support a produ...
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...
A review of the available reporting shows no robust, peer‑reviewed randomized that evaluate the safety of products as finished formulations; independent coverage repeatedly finds that individual ingre...
— a name applied to several over-the-counter and liquid supplements — has mixed user reports and promotional claims but no published, product-level proving it improves memory or cognition; independent...
Only a small number of controlled clinical investigations have tested gummy formulations designed to alter post‑meal glycemia; the most direct human trial identified evaluated sugar‑substitute experim...