Magnolia Bark Extract
Magnolia officinalis is a traditional chinese medicine known for its neuroprotective and relaxing properties, being used to treat depression and anxiety as well as acting as a slight sedative. It may also possess anti-cancer effects in higher doses.
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Magnolia officinalis is a traditional chinese medicine known for its neuroprotective and relaxing properties, being used to treat depression and anxiety as well as acting as a slight sedative. It may also possess anti-cancer effects in higher doses.
Key findings
- Grade C: Dental Health Metrics (Dental Health)
Safety
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ℹ️ Quick Facts: Magnolia Bark Extract
Quick Facts: Magnolia Bark Extract
- Best Evidence:Grade C
- Conditions Studied:2
- Research Outcomes:2
- Key Effect:Dental Health
Detailed Outcomes
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