Uridine
Cardiovascular Research
Overview
While triacetyluridine has a well-defined role as an antidote to certain chemotherapy toxicities, its efficacy as a general dietary supplement for mitochondrial support lacks substantial evidence. The primary research supports its use in very specific clinical settings at much higher doses than present in this supplement. Therefore, its effectiveness for the average consumer is questionable.
The Good
May support mitochondrial function
Generally safe with minimal reported side effects
No known significant drug interactions
The Bad
Limited evidence for general use as a dietary supplement
Primary studies focus on counteracting chemotherapy toxicity
High doses may be required for intended effects
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals interested in cognitive support, brain health
Skip If: You have underlying health conditions or are taking other medications without consulting a healthcare provider.
Ingredients Analysis
Triacetyluridine
25 mgHow to Use
Typically taken as capsules, follow dosage instructions on product label.
Daily
Morning
With food
Who Should Use This
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