Follow the evidence behind each ingredient.

Compare the questions, then the results.

A paper about an ingredient may examine a different route, dose or condition from the product you are considering. The subject guides connect these differences across the catalog.

What the publication counts measure

The atlas searches PubMed-indexed records through Europe PMC for ingredient names in the title or abstract. Each ingredient page shows the exact query and cutoff date. A matching record may concern chemistry, animals, mechanisms, another condition or a human treatment study. The counts describe the literature returned by that search; they do not measure treatment effectiveness.

The publication timeline contains selected studies and a search sample, with separately written study notes where available. Its earliest entry is the earliest displayed record, not a claim about when the ingredient was discovered or first sold.

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