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Gotu Kola

Evidence

Moderate
Evidence: 3 of 5 (Moderate)

What the evidence says

Centella asiatica has RCT evidence for chronic venous insufficiency (TTFCA extract) and wound healing/collagen synthesis. Some trials support anxiolytic effects at higher doses. The triterpene compounds (asiaticoside, madecassoside) are the primary actives.

RCTs support venous insufficiency and wound healing; some evidence for anxiolytic effects

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About Gotu Kola

Centella asiatica has RCT evidence for chronic venous insufficiency (TTFCA extract) and wound healing/collagen synthesis. Some trials support anxiolytic effects at higher doses. The triterpene compounds (asiaticoside, madecassoside) are the primary actives. Widely used in skincare (topical) but oral supplementation also studied. No established RDA/UL.

What Gotu Kola supports

  • Supports skin health and collagen synthesis
  • May improve venous circulation
  • May reduce anxiety

How much Gotu Kola to take

The RDA prevents deficiency. The effective range is what clinical trials used to actually move the outcome.

Effective

250750

mg

Standardized triterpene extract; 250-750 mg/day used in clinical studies for venous insufficiency and wound healing.

Clinical evidence

Moderate clinical evidence. RCTs support venous insufficiency and wound healing; some evidence for anxiolytic effects

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