5 Benefits and Side Effects of L-Theanine (3 Contraindications to Be Noted)
L-theanine is a calming amino acid found in tea. Learn about its effects on anxiety, sleep, and stress, plus safety precautions.
Evidence-based information about dietary supplements, vitamins, and natural remedies for bladder health and overall wellness.
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L-theanine is a calming amino acid found in tea. Learn about its effects on anxiety, sleep, and stress, plus safety precautions.
Bromelain is a pineapple enzyme used for digestion and inflammation. Here's what the research shows about its benefits, risks, and who should avoid it.
Acai berries are rich in anthocyanins and polyphenols. Here's what the clinical research actually shows about their benefits.
Bitter melon is used in traditional medicine for blood sugar control. Here's what the clinical research actually shows about its benefits and risks.
Indole-3-carbinol from cruciferous vegetables shows promise for oestrogen metabolism. Learn the clinical evidence for I3C and its safety profile.
L-lysine may help with cold sores, blood sugar, and more. Learn about the evidence, side effects, dosage, and who should avoid this amino acid.
Moringa is promoted as a nutrient-dense superfood, but what does the clinical evidence actually show? Here's an honest look at the research.
African mango seed extract is marketed for weight loss and metabolic health. Here's what clinical research actually shows about its benefits and risks.
PEA supplements claim pain and inflammation relief, but does the evidence hold up? An honest look at benefits, risks, and what we still don't know.
Lumbrokinase is an enzyme from earthworms used for cardiovascular health. Learn what the research actually shows about its benefits and risks.
Mucuna pruriens contains natural L-dopa. Research on Parkinson's, male fertility, mood, and blood lipids reviewed with safety precautions.
Fenugreek may help with blood sugar, testosterone and lactation. Learn what the research actually shows and who should avoid it.
Glucomannan is a soluble fibre from konjac root used for weight loss and constipation. Learn what clinical research actually shows.
Pectin is a soluble fibre found in fruits. Learn about its effects on cholesterol, blood pressure, weight management, and key safety considerations.
Tea tree oil has proven antimicrobial properties but varies in effectiveness. Learn about acne, nail fungus, dandruff and 9 safety precautions.
What does research say about Fo-Ti? A look at 5 potential benefits, liver toxicity risks, and 13 contraindications for this traditional Chinese herb.
Tyrosine is an amino acid used to support mental performance under stress. Learn what the research actually shows about its benefits and limitations.
Explore the clinical evidence for argan oil, from cholesterol management to skin health. Includes dosage, side effects, and who should avoid it.
Spirulina offers potential benefits for weight, blood lipids, and allergies. Learn what the research actually shows, plus 7 safety contraindications.
Vitamin C supports immunity, collagen synthesis, and iron absorption. Learn 19 evidence-based benefits, side effects, and who should avoid high doses.
Boswellia (frankincense) may help osteoarthritis, cluster headaches, and Crohn's disease. Learn about the evidence, side effects, and who should avoid it.
Policosanol is marketed for cholesterol reduction, but the evidence is complicated. Learn what the research actually shows and who should avoid it.
Beta glucan from oats and yeast may help with cholesterol, blood sugar, and immunity. Here's what the research actually shows, plus safety concerns.
Caffeine affects sleep, alertness, and bladder function. Learn about its benefits for diabetes, depression, and exercise, plus who should avoid it.