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Moro Red Orange (Morosil)

Evidence

Limited
Evidence: 2 of 5 (Limited)

What the evidence says

A standardized anthocyanin-rich extract of the Moro blood orange (Citrus sinensis), branded Morosil, marketed for waist/weight reduction. Three RCTs (pooled n≈252, incl.

3 manufacturer-funded RCTs at 400mg; 2025 meta rates certainty low-to-very-low (I²≈99%)

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About Moro Red Orange (Morosil)

A standardized anthocyanin-rich extract of the Moro blood orange (Citrus sinensis), branded Morosil, marketed for waist/weight reduction. Three RCTs (pooled n≈252, incl. Briskey 2022 n=180 over 6 months) report modest effects at 400 mg/day, but every trial is manufacturer (Bionap) funded and a 2025 independent meta-analysis (Campos et al., PMID 40956687) rated the certainty LOW-to-VERY-LOW with very high heterogeneity (I²≈99%). Treat as preliminary, single-source evidence.

What Moro Red Orange (Morosil) supports

  • Blood-orange extract studied at 400mg for waist/weight; low certainty

How much Moro Red Orange (Morosil) to take

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

Effective

400400

mg

Every Morosil RCT used 400 mg/day; no evidence below 400, so the range is fixed (a lower floor would hand half-dose credit the trials don't support).

Clinical evidence

Limited clinical evidence. 3 manufacturer-funded RCTs at 400mg; 2025 meta rates certainty low-to-very-low (I²≈99%)

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