The Claim
Eurycoma longifolia water extract, administered at daily doses up to 100 mg for 12 weeks, appears to be safe and well-tolerated in menopausal women, with no serious adverse events and no significant changes in vital signs, liver function, kidney function, or metabolic parameters.
What the research says
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A plant extract called Eurycoma longifolia, taken as a daily drink for 12 weeks, is safe for women going through menopause. It causes no serious side effects and does not change important health measures like blood pressure, heart rate, liver function, kidney function, or metabolism.
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Eurycoma longifolia water extract at doses up to 100 mg/day for 12 weeks appears safe and well-tolerated in menopausal women, with no serious adverse events and no significant changes in vital signs, liver function, kidney function, or metabolic parameters.
The body takes Eurycoma longifolia water extract and processes it smoothly. The liver breaks it down into harmless substances and the kidneys flush them out in urine. These organs keep working normally. The extract also causes a small, temporary change in a hormone in the body, but it returns to normal on its own. Blood pressure and heart rate stay steady, and blood sugar and fat levels are not affected. This is why the supplement is safe for women to use for 12 weeks.
What the research says
1 studyThe study tested the supplement on menopausal women for 12 weeks and found no harmful changes in their health checks, so it seems safe for short-term use.
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