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Sorted by the best research stage of each product's ingredients, then by price. The stage describes research on the ingredient, not proof that the product works.
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Recent research
Study plan tests a drug plus exercise for physical strength in older adults with HIV
This paper describes the plan for a trial, not its results.
Berberine shot near foot wounds helped diabetic ulcers heal more in one trial
In a randomized trial of 96 people, berberine plus surgery healed more ulcers than surgery alone.
Mediterranean diet linked to two mitochondrial proteins in older heart patients
People who followed the Mediterranean diet more closely had higher blood levels of two small proteins.
How everyday surroundings may affect heart failure in older adults
This review looks at pollution, noise, heat, and other surroundings linked to heart failure in older people.
Healthy diets linked to slower epigenetic aging in two large groups
Researchers compared ten healthy diet scores and how they relate to DNA aging markers.
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Recent articles from health journalists, hospitals and universities. We link to them; we don't write or endorse them.
Berberine: What It Is, Benefits and Side Effects ↗
Berberine: The article describes berberine's uses, possible benefits, side effects, and safety concerns, and advises talking to a healthcare provider first.
Does berberine really help with weight loss? ↗
Berberine: The article says berberine produces modest weight loss and blood sugar lowering but is less effective than GLP-1 medications.
Mediterranean diet may help you live longer ↗
Healthy eating patterns: A study of 25,315 women links closer adherence to a Mediterranean diet with a lower risk of dying over 25 years.
Women who follow Mediterranean diet live longer ↗
Healthy eating patterns: A large Harvard-affiliated study found women who closely followed the Mediterranean diet had up to 23 percent lower risk of death over 25 years.
This is general information gathered from the sources listed, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting anything new.
