Show patients the evidence.
Bring graded, cited answers into the visit and back a recommendation with the study behind it.
Question
Does berberine lower fasting glucose in type 2 diabetes?
Grade B: Moderate certainty
Randomised trials and meta-analyses report meaningful reductions in fasting glucose with berberine in type 2 diabetes. Results vary between studies and most follow-up is short.
- PMID 23118793Dong H et al, Evid Based Complement Alternat Med 2012
- PMID 25498346Lan J et al, J Ethnopharmacol 2015
Run your protocols against current evidence
Turn a standing protocol into a check that runs each compound against the literature and labels in our library. It is the library as it stands, not a live feed: we add new studies and labels over time, and grades are worked out again on them.
Show the study, not just your word
Pull up the citation behind a recommendation and let the patient read the source. Trust is easier when the evidence is on the screen.
Turn an hour of reading into a minute
The reading a careful answer needs is already retrieved, graded and linked. You read the summary and open the sources that matter.
Check the full stack before you prescribe
Enter everything a patient takes and see interactions and contraindications with their sources. A silent label reads as no data, never as safe.
Stack check, three compounds
| Warfarin and fish oil | Interaction | Label-stated bleeding risk, source span attached. |
|---|---|---|
| Warfarin and ashwagandha | No data | No label data. Absence of data isn’t safety. |
| BPC-157 (not tracked) | Flagged | Not in the tracked catalogue yet. Flagged, not passed. |
Bring the evidence into the room.
Tell us about your clinic and the protocols you run. We'll show you what the engine does with them.