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Article · International Journal of Biomedical Research · January 31, 2020
Preparations based on horse placenta dietary supplement or drug?
Timur M. Saliev, Ildar Ravisovich Fakhradiyev, Z.Z. Batagoyeva
Abstract
In this mini-literature review, we raised the question of the evidence-based specific effect of horse placenta extract. Questions on the diversity of both its chemical and biological composition are considered. The need for further study of the obtained extracts of horse placenta should depend on the method of their preparation, as this is the only way to exclude the inclusion of certain components of the horse placenta. That will determine the specific factor that has a positive effect on the body.
Animal Diversity and Health StudiesPeriodontal Regeneration and TreatmentsComplementary and Alternative Medicine Studiesdietary supplementschemical composition
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