Wound Healing

Research on tissue repair, wound closure, scar formation, and regeneration following injury or surgery.

Quick Answer

What it is

Research on tissue repair, wound closure, scar formation, and regeneration following injury or surgery.

Key findings

  • Grade A: Wound Closure Rate (Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid))
  • Grade A: Skin Barrier Repair (Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid))
  • Grade B: Collagen Synthesis (Manganese)

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ℹ️ Quick Facts

Quick Facts: Wound Healing

  • Supplements Studied:3
  • Grade A Supplements:1
  • Top Supplement:Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) (A)
3 supps · 6 outcomes

Detailed Outcomes

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A
Wound Closure Rate
Moderate Increase
8 studies
moderateImproves
A
Skin Barrier Repair
Moderate Increase
7 studies
moderateImproves
B
Wound Closure Rate
Moderate Increase
4 studies
moderateImproves
B
Collagen Synthesis
Moderate Increase
3 studies
moderateImproves
B
Wound Closure Rate
Moderate Increase
4 studies
moderateImproves
B
Collagen Synthesis
Moderate Increase
3 studies
moderateImproves

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2 shared supplements · 110 outcomes

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2 shared supplements · 82 outcomes

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2 shared supplements · 4 outcomes

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Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)

1 shared supplement · 65 outcomes

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1 shared supplement · 116 outcomes

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Neurological Function

1 shared supplement · 1 outcomes

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Manganese Deficiency

1 shared supplement · 2 outcomes

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