protogala

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• aging [Insufficient Evidence]
• athletic performance [Insufficient Evidence]
• autism spectrum disorder [Insufficient Evidence]
• BPH [Insufficient Evidence]
• child growth [Insufficient Evidence]
• cognitive function [Insufficient Evidence]
• critical illness (trauma) [Insufficient Evidence]
• dental plaque [Insufficient Evidence]
• diabetes mellitus, type 2 [Insufficient Evidence]
• diarrhea, HIV/AIDS-related [Possibly Effective]
• diarrhea, infectious [Possibly Effective]
• diarrhea, rotaviral [Possibly Effective]
• dry eye dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• exercise-induced respiratory infection [Possibly Effective]
• graft-versus-host dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• hematopoietic stem cell transplant [Insufficient Evidence]
• human papilloma virus [Insufficient Evidence]
• infection, chemo-related [Insufficient Evidence]
• influenza [Insufficient Evidence]
• lichen planus [Insufficient Evidence]
• malnutrition [Insufficient Evidence]
• multiple sclerosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• muscle strength [Insufficient Evidence]
• necrotizing enterocolitis prevention [Possibly Ineffective]
• oral mucositis [Insufficient Evidence]
• physical performance [Insufficient Evidence]
• prematurity [Insufficient Evidence]
• psychological well-being [Insufficient Evidence]
• sepsis [Possibly Ineffective]
• shigellosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• short bowel syndrome [Possibly Ineffective]
• Sjogren syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• traveler's diarrhea prophylaxis [Insufficient Evidence]
• ulcerative colitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• URI prevention [Insufficient Evidence]
• vaginal atrophy [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]