BCTQ scores and a set of physiological (i.e., motor and sensory conduction studies, static two-point discrimination, and pressure sensitivity) and clinical (i.e., hand dexterity) outcome measures were assessed at baseline and at 3, 6, and 12 months after the surgery
[4] [5] Research has investigated berberine's potential effects on blood glucose control, lipid profiles, and body weight, though it is not licensed as a medicine by the MHRA in the UK and is sold as a food supplement or herbal product with variable quality
Independent medical reviews and regulatory analyses uniformly state: No controlled trials exist for arthritis, tendon injuries, or musculoskeletal pain
Studies show that direct injection onto lyophilised powder reduces bioactivity by 1218% compared to wall-injection methods, and vigorous shaking causes 2535% degradation even when the solution appears visually clear