IP6
Also known as: IP6, Phytic Acid, Inositol Polyphosphate, Phytate, Inositol Hexaphosphate
Overview
Insositol hexaphosphate (IP6) is naturally found in cereals, where it is also referred to as phytic acid. It is suspected to play a role in high-fiber diets' negative correlation with colon cancer and possibly other cancers. There is no strong evidence that IP6 supplementation can reduce cancer risk in humans.
Benefits
IP6 is most often used for Immunity & Infectious Disease.
How it works
IP6 is linked to Hyperuricemia.
Side effects
IP6 should not be confused with Inositol.
Dosage
There are no specific side effects listed for IP6.
FAQs
What are other names for IP6?
Note that IP6 is also known as: IP6, Phytic Acid, Inositol Polyphosphate, Phytate, Inositol Hexaphosphate.
What condition is IP6 linked to?
IP6 is linked to Hyperuricemia.
What is the evidence grade for IP6?
The evidence grade for IP6 is C.
How many studies are there on IP6?
There is 1 study on IP6.
What is the outcome of the study on IP6?
The outcome of the study is a small decrease in uric acid.