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A Plant-Based Dietary Supplement Improves Measures of Metabolic Detoxification and the Quality of Life: A Phase II Multicenter Randomized, Blinded, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial

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Publisher: Integrative Medicine (Encinitas)
Year: 2023
Source type: peer reviewed study
Source level: Primary source
Knowledge backlinks: 1

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Investigation

Have commercial detox products been shown to remove harmful substances?

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A 28-day clinical study randomized 20 participants to a plant supplement and 20 to an active dietary control, alongside shared lifestyle advice. Selected red-cell metal biomarkers improved from baseline in the product group, but mostly within-arm tests and endpoint missingness do not establish a significant randomized difference in toxin elimination.

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