Can a herbal supplement boost your Body's defenses?
NCT ID NCT03630328
Summary
This small study tested whether a dietary supplement made from Korean Angelica root could increase certain immune cells in healthy people. Fifteen volunteers took either the real supplement or a placebo (dummy pill) so researchers could compare the effects. The main goal was to see if the supplement truly raised levels of neutrophils and natural killer cells, which help fight infections and cancer.
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Penn State College of Medicine
Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, United States
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