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The relationship between helminth exposure and metabolic syndrome, including safety and efficacy trials.
Clinical research testing hydrogen-rich water (HRW) in chronic diseases exists: randomized trials, pilot studies, and observational human studies have been done in conditions ranging from metabolic sy...
(MASLD/NAFLD) is a highly prevalent, often “silent” condition in which excess fat accumulates in the liver and is closely linked to , and . Substantial clinical and observational evidence shows that e...
has the strongest and most consistent clinical signal among the three supplements: multiple randomized trials and meta-analyses show modest but statistically significant improvements in fasting glucos...
A small but growing set of randomized trials—mostly early‑phase safety studies and a few larger community cluster trials—are registered or underway that directly test or the removal of helminths to pr...
Randomized, large-scale clinical evidence does not support a clinically meaningful blood‑pressure lowering effect of in older adults: the ) randomized trial (3,069 participants) found no difference in...
Clinical trials and systematic reviews present a conflicted picture: some studies report improvements in weight, lipids or markers of oxidative stress after ingestion, while other trials—especially in...
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common, often treatable medical condition defined by the recurrent inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity, and it frequ...
Randomized clinical trials (RCTs) of berberine in metabolic disorders consistently report a tolerability pattern dominated by mild gastrointestinal symptoms, with one early trial documenting transient...