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Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• acne [Insufficient Evidence]
• BPH [Insufficient Evidence]
• breast CA [Insufficient Evidence]
• burning mouth syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• cancer prevention, colorectal [Insufficient Evidence]
• cancer prevention, endometrial [Insufficient Evidence]
• cancer prevention, lung [Insufficient Evidence]
• cardiovascular dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• CKD [Insufficient Evidence]
• constipation [Possibly Effective]
• diabetes mellitus [Possibly Effective]
• fatigue [Insufficient Evidence]
• HTN [Possibly Effective]
• hypercholesterolemia [Possibly Effective]
• IBS [Insufficient Evidence]
• impaired glucose tolerance [Insufficient Evidence]
• mastalgia [Possibly Effective]
• menopausal sx [Insufficient Evidence]
• metabolic syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• nonalcoholic fatty liver dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• obesity [Possibly Effective]
• osteoarthritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• osteoporosis [Possibly Ineffective]
• peripheral arterial dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• pharyngitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• pneumonitis, radiation-induced [Insufficient Evidence]
• polycystic ovary syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• prostate CA [Insufficient Evidence]
• rheumatoid arthritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• SLE nephritis [Possibly Effective]
• ulcerative colitis [Insufficient Evidence]