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Does Resveratrol Work? What 11 Human Trials Actually Found
We read 11 human resveratrol trials plus the key absorption and safety studies. Results are mixed, effects were small, and well under 1% of a dose reaches the blood unchanged.
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How Much Magnesium Is Really in Your Capsule? Elemental Magnesium, Forms, and Label Math
500 mg of magnesium glycinate is not 500 mg of magnesium. A plain guide to elemental magnesium by form, NIH daily amounts and the 350 mg supplement upper limit, what absorption studies found, and label checks for any brand.
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Does Fisetin Work? What Human Studies Actually Found, and What Came From Mice
Most of what you read about fisetin comes from mice. In people we found four small studies, a poor-absorption problem for plain fisetin, and 34 registered trials with few results. Here is each study, the doses used, and how to read a label.
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How to Read a Black Ginger Supplement Label: Powder vs Extract, PMF %, and Which Extracts Were Actually Tested
Two black ginger bottles can both say 500 mg and contain different things. Seven checks on the back label: extract versus powder, the flavone percentages, which extracts were tested in people, proprietary blends, the Latin name, the certificate of analysis and the fine print.
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