Setchell et al. · 2005
Editorial study summary
- Study type
- Mechanistic / analytical; human pharmacokinetic component
- Relevance to DR.MORGAN
- Mechanistic relevance
- Sample / population
- Pharmacokinetic component: 3 healthy adults
- Duration
- Single-dose pharmacokinetics; in-vitro formation experiments
- Finding
- Human samples and cultured intestinal flora supported S-equol formation from daidzein.
- Limitations
- Very small pharmacokinetic sample. Not a trial of menopausal symptom relief or of DR.MORGAN S-EQUOL PLUS.
Study quality and disclosures
- Quality assessment
- Methods and sample context reviewed from abstract; full risk-of-bias appraisal not completed.
- Funding / conflicts
- PubMed lists NIH support. Complete conflict disclosures not assessed here.