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We grade each statement as: Established/Approved, Human Clinical Evidence, Early Human Research, Preclinical Animal Evidence, Laboratory/In Vitro Evidence, Mechanistic/Theoretical, or Insufficient Evidence.

Laboratory and animal findings are never presented as patient outcomes.

Last updated October 6, 2026.

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