Although there is a lack of human evidence to support the optimal dosage of scutellaria baicalensis for supplementation purposes, the doses that appear optimal in rat and mouse models suggest that an oral dose of around 500mg of the root extract should be efficacious.
Scutellaria baicalensis
Our evidence-based analysis on scutellaria baicalensis features 105 unique references to scientific papers.
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Also Known As
Skullcap, Huang qin, Scutellariae radix, goldenroot, oroxylin A, baicalin
Do Not Confuse With
Rhodiola Rosea (also called Goldenroot)
Has components that are inhibitors of P-glycoprotein
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