Probiotics
✓Repeated positiveTwo probiotic strains in two clean curated cases lowered LDL cholesterol by 32.7% and 26.1%.
Selected member cases
Probiotic Repeat · genotype not disclosed · female · age 60-69
157 → 116 mg/dL · -26.1% · 87 days
What else changed: no nearby starts were recorded.
Next study: A human trial supports strain-specific LDL lowering, so Phoenix should record strain and dose rather than pool every probiotic.
Triple Mover · APOE3/4 · female · age 40-49
98 → 66 mg/dL · -32.7% · 56 days
What else changed: no nearby starts were recorded.
Next study: A human trial supports strain-specific LDL lowering, so Phoenix should record strain and dose rather than pool every probiotic.
2 selected member cases · not a response rate
- Observations
- 2
- Measurements
- 4
Sources and context
Members with a logged probiotic and repeat LDL result; the public cases are curated rather than exhaustive.
- report-lines-248-343, reviewed by independent verifier
2 selected cases shown with this evidence.
A human trial supports strain-specific LDL lowering, so Phoenix should record strain and dose rather than pool every probiotic.
How to test it
- Baseline
- Record LDL cholesterol before the dated probiotic start.
- Duration
- 84 days
- Adherence
- Record strain, dose and adherence throughout the window.
- Retest
- Repeat LDL cholesterol after 12 weeks.
- Falsifier
- A predeclared strain-specific cohort does not reproduce lower LDL cholesterol.
- Eligible-member target
- 40 members