Research goals

What each compound is studied for

Seventeen research areas, each listing the compounds studied in it, strongest evidence first. A listing describes research, never a use.

Appetite & body weight

23 compounds · 18 with human data

Metabolic & insulin research

23 compounds · 16 with human data

Muscle & body composition

10 compounds · 4 with human data

Tendon, ligament & injury repair

8 compounds · 4 with human data

Joint research

3 compounds · 1 with human data

Gut & GI research

8 compounds · 4 with human data

Sleep & circadian

4 compounds · 3 with human data

Cognition & neuroprotection

15 compounds · 8 with human data

Longevity & cellular aging

10 compounds · 1 with human data

Mitochondria & energy metabolism

8 compounds · 4 with human data

Skin research

10 compounds · 7 with human data

Sexual function research

4 compounds · 3 with human data

Fertility & reproductive research

6 compounds · 4 with human data

Hormonal & endocrine research

16 compounds · 15 with human data

Immune research

10 compounds · 4 with human data

Inflammation research

11 compounds · 6 with human data

Goals group the research literature by topic. Inclusion means a compound has been studied in that area, in the model stated; it does not mean it works or is suitable for anyone.