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Study Summary
This trial will test how well ElderCraft® elderberry extract affects immunity.
- Coronavirus
- Common Cold
- Influenza
- Flu
- Cold
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Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.Trial Design
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Is participant recruitment open for this experiment?
"This medical experiment is presently recruiting patients, as evidenced by the clinicaltrials.gov listing for this project which was first released on August 26th 2022 and has seen recent alterations on October 10th of the same year."
What is the aggregate population of this medical experiment?
"Affirmative. The clinicaltrials.gov website indicates that the research is presently recruiting patients and was first made available on August 26th 2022 with a more recent edit on October 10th 2022. 420 individuals are sought for this trial at one medical centre."
Is this research trial open to those over the age of 45?
"This clinical trial is exclusively for patients aged between 20 and 65. However, there are 180 trials available to those under 18 years of age as well as 952 studies open to people over the senior citizen mark."
Could I qualify to participate in this medical research project?
"This clinical research is recruiting participants aged 20-65 with Covid-19. Eligibility criteria include the ability to take oral supplements and a commitment to taking 2 capsules daily for 3 months, employment in an occupation with direct contact with the public or regular engagement in activities of high exposure, agreement to adhere to certain lifestyle considerations during the study period, signed informed consent form, willingness and demonstrated capacity to follow all procedures of the trial as well as availability for its duration, BMI under 31 (if female), and use of highly effective contraception prior to screening."
What positive developments are anticipated from this experiment?
"This 13-week medical experiment will measure the frequency of upper respiratory symptoms, whilst also tracking stress levels via The Franklin Stress Scale. Additionally, it will count confirmed influenza diagnoses and their duration to determine an event's length."
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