Liver Health
Human evidence: ModerateTocotrienols may support healthy liver function through antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and lipid-regulating properties.
Evidence hierarchy
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Mechanistic / in vitro studiesHow it may work
In liver-cell models, tocotrienols reduce fat build-up and markers of oxidative stress and inflammation.
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In vivo / animal studiesPreclinical evidence
In diet-induced fatty-liver animals, supplementation reduced liver fat and improved liver-damage markers.
3
Clinical studiesHuman evidence
Randomised trials in non-alcoholic fatty liver report improved ultrasound findings and liver enzymes versus placebo.
Magosso E et al., Nutrition Journal (2013) →Evidence levels: In vitro explains how something may work; In vivo / animal tests it in a living body; Clinical (human) shows what happens in people. This page is educational and not medical advice.