Evidence
3 records3 recordsBest grade:Low
Biomarkers
Blood GlucoseGut PermeabilityFerritin / Iron
The evidence for baobab's benefits is preliminary and primarily from low-quality studies. While some studies suggest improvements in hemoglobin levels and postprandial glycemia, the overall strength of the evidence is low and further research is needed.
hemoglobin levels & iron statusKenyan schoolchildren · RCTLow
hemoglobin levels & iron status
Kenyan schoolchildren · RCT
Baobab fruit pulp consumption improved hemoglobin levels & iron status in schoolchildren.
Dose: 15000 mgForm: Fruit Pulp
postprandial glycemiahealthy adults · RCTLow
postprandial glycemia
healthy adults · RCT
Baobab aqueous extract was found to affect postprandial glycemia & demonstrated antioxidant activity.
Dose: 15000 mgForm: Aqueous Extract
intestinal permeabilityobese adults · RCTLow
intestinal permeability
obese adults · RCT
The study aims to assess the impact of baobab fruit powder on intestinal permeability & cardiometabolic risk.
Dose: 16000 mgDuration: 45 daysForm: Fruit Powder
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Forms & usage▾
How to take it
Take 1-2 tablespoons of baobab powder daily, mixed in smoothies or water.
Fruit Powder
Commonly used in smoothies and drinks for its nutritional benefits.
Aqueous Extract
Used in studies for its potential effects on glycemia and antioxidant activity.
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