The truth about what "clinically studied" really means

“Clinically studied” can mean anything from a rigorous randomised controlled trial to a single small study funded by the seller. The words that matter are sample size, control group, dose, and independence.

What to look for

When evaluating a supplement claim, ask these questions:

1. Sample size — Was the study conducted on 12 people or 1,200?
2. Control group — Did it include a placebo comparison?
3. Dose — Was the dose used in the study the same as what’s in the product?
4. Independence — Was the study funded by an unbiased third party?

At Queens Care we start from a real need, formulate around a meaningful dose, and test independently for purity. This piece walks through the questions worth asking before any product earns a place on your shelf.