Randomized, Double-Blind,
Placebo-Controlled.
Multi-center trials
(Israel, USA & Europe)
Verified by Endoscopy &
Fecal Biomarkers.
Published in CGH &
Oxford Academic.
1. Pediatric Clinical Trial
Assessing Bowel Function and Mucosal Balance in Youth
Trial Info
- Location: Leading medical centers in Israel.
- Target Population: Pediatric cohort experiencing digestive challenges.
- Key Findings: 70% of participants demonstrated improved bowel function within 6 weeks, with clinical data indicating the achievement of optimal mucosal balance.
2. Efficacy of Curcumin-QingDai Combination
Evaluating the Curcumin-QingDai Combination as a Treatment Option
Trial Info
- Location: Rabin Medical Center, Israel.
- Type: Case Report (observational clinical documentation).
- Target Population: Adults facing chronic digestive challenges.
- Key Findings: 80% significant improvement in bowel function; 75% achieved optimal mucosal balance.
3. Long-term Maintenance with CurQD®
Long-term clinical outcomes and mucosal stability.
Trial Info
- Location: Multi-center international study (including Israel).
- Type: Retrospective observational study.
- Key Findings: Sustained clinical response and stable mucosal balance in over 75% of participants during extended follow-up.
8. Evaluation of Botanical Synergy in Digestive Health
Efficacy of CurQD® in high-precision nutritional protocols.
Trial Info
- Location: Leading international medical centers.
- Study Type: Prospective observational study.
- Key Findings: High rates of improved digestive function and consistent physiological response.
10. Integrated Botanical Protocols in Practice
Real-world application of CurQD® for physiological health.
Trial Info
- Location: Multi-center collaborative study.
- Study Type: Observational cohort study.
- Key Findings: Consistent improvement in quality of life and physiological parameters across a diverse cohort.
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Funded Study
A new clinical study, initiated by Mount Sinai Hospital, is evaluating the impact of combining the CurQD formulation with conventional health management on intestinal function metrics. The study examines the contribution of this botanical integration within a military population, aiming to assess its effect on supporting the stability and optimal function of the digestive system.
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Clinical Evaluation of DivertX in Improving Intestinal Function and Mucosal Biomarkers
A completed phase 1b trial at Tel Aviv University evaluated the performance of the DivertX botanical formulation on intestinal transit and mucosal biomarkers. The study utilized the validated Diverticular Clinical Score (DICS), demonstrating a statistically significant improvement in metrics after 8 weeks (p=0.006). These preliminary clinical signals support an ongoing multi-center, randomized, placebo-controlled trial designed to further validate the formulation’s influence on digestive function and structural stability.
