Fenugreek is a plant with both medicinal and edible properties, and in folk medicine, fenugreek is used as a lactation/milking agent and is also used to treat various diseases or disorders, including diabetes, cancer, hyperlipidemia, inflammation, wounds, bacterial and fungal infections, weakness and leg edema.
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What is fenugreek?
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graec
Argan oil is a natural vegetable oil with high economic value.
The main traditional use of this oil is for consumption, usually directly with bread for breakfast or for cooking, in addition, it is also used in traditional medicine and more recently hair and makeup products.
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of using argan oil? Are there any side effects of argan oil? See text analysis for details
What is argan oil?
Argan oil is extracted from the fruit of the argan tree, which
Tyrosine is a common amino acid dietary supplement often used to improve alertness and concentration in stressful situations.
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of tyrosine supplementation? Are there any side effects of tyrosine? See text analysis for details.
What is Tyrosine?
Tyrosine is a non-essential neutral amino acid or conditioned essential amino acid, because it can be synthesized from the essential amino acid phenylalanine, which is a precursor used by the body to make p
Fo-Ti is known as one of China's four great treasure medicines (others: ginseng, deer antler velvet, and Ganoderma lucidum)
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of Fo-Ti? Are there any side effects of Fo-Ti? See text analysis for details.
What is Fo-Ti?
Fo-Ti is a species of plant in the family Tateaceae, a perennial herb whose common medicinal site is its tuber-like root (dark brown in color), as a famous Chinese herbal medicine, first recorded in the "Kaibao Materia Medica" publis
D-Mannose is a popular health ingredient associated with urinary tract infections, alongside cranberries and probiotics
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of D-mannose? Whether there are side effects of D-mannose is detailed in the text analysis
What is D-Mannose?
D-mannose is a monosaccharide structurally associated with glucose that is involved in numerous metabolic processes, especially in the glycosylation of certain proteins, and plays an important role in many tissues and or
Green Coffee and its related extract, chlorogenic acids, are one of hundreds of popular weight loss ingredients.
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of consuming green coffee or chlorogenic acid? Are there any side effects of green coffee? See text analysis for details
What is green coffee and chlorogenic acid?
Green coffee is a kind of coffee drink belonging to light roasting, which is not generally recognized as a new coffee variety, and the process of light roasting can reduce t
Caffeine is an alkaloid derived from a variety of plant parts (fruits, leaves, seeds), widely present in coffee, tea, chocolate, cocoa and other drinks or food addition, because of the intake of the human body has the effect of improving physical endurance, reducing fatigue, improving mental alertness and concentration, etc., also known as the most legal, temperamental, and popular drug in history.
What are the main physiological mechanisms that caffeine affects the human body?
Caffeine is pop
Cordyceps sinensis is a widely used traditional Chinese medicine that has been used for more than 700 years.
It is generally believed that in addition to anti-cancer, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and other effects, its products also have clinical health care effects on the liver, kidney, cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous and immune systems.
In recent years, wild cordyceps has been known in China as "soft gold" or "Himalayan Viagra" due to its wide clinical and commerci
Policosanol is often claimed to help lower cholesterol (regulate blood lipid levels), antiviral activity, reduce prostate enlargement, relieve intermittent claudication, and is one of the fastest selling over-the-counter supplements
In empirical medicine, what are the benefits of Policosanol? Are there any side effects of Policosanol? See text analysis for details
What is Policosanol?
Policosanol is a term originally used to refer to a mixture of fat-soluble compounds extracted from the wax
Beta Glucan, also known as Beta-polydextrose, has different health effects according to different conformations, and is a functional food raw material (common brands are Epicor and Wellmune).
What are the benefits of Beta Glucan in empirical medicine? Are there any side effects of Beta Glucan? See text analysis for details
What is Beta Glucan?
Beta Glucan is a polysaccharide widely found in the cell walls of bacteria, fungi, algae, and plants such as barley and oats, and is joined together
