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DRAGON PHARMA

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Safety55

Efficacy45

Transparency70

Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

The product outlines a 'Lean Muscle Amplification Matrix' but presents individual ingredients alongside it, creating confusion regarding the actual composition and dosages within the matrix. While individual ingredients like Rosemary and Astragin have some preclinical backing for various effects, their specific contributions to lean muscle amplification or recovery, as claimed by the product, are not strongly supported by direct clinical evidence in this context or at these dosages. The Apigenin dose is present, but its efficacy in isolation for muscle benefits is unclear, and its general health benefits are primarily derived from dietary sources, not isolated supplements. The overall effectiveness for its primary marketed purpose of 'Amplify Lean Muscle Growth & Recovery' is speculative due to the lack of human studies on this specific formulation and the proprietary blend.

The Good

Rosemary extract may offer antioxidant and potential cognitive benefits, though not directly related to muscle growth.

Astragin is included to enhance nutrient absorption, which theoretically could improve the uptake of other beneficial compounds.

Ingredients like Astragalus membranaceus and Panax notoginseng have roles in traditional medicine for various health benefits, including potential NO production and kidney health, but not primarily targeted at muscle amplification in this context.

The Bad

Limited human clinical evidence for combined effects of ingredients on muscle growth in this context.

Proprietary blend (Lean Muscle Amplification Matrix) prevents full dose transparency, despite individual ingredient dosing.

Insufficient dosage of Apigenin for potential sedative effects, but general health benefits from current dose are not well-established for isolated Apigenin.