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Research.

Every peer-reviewed study on fascia in one place — graded for strength of evidence, summarised in plain language for clinicians, researchers, and curious readers.

We grade studies from A to 1A+++ using the Fascia Research Database rubric — 1A+++ is the strongest.

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2,806
studies
602
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TopicAllfascia233extracellular matrix51hyaluronan46inflammation40Connective tissue39mechanotransduction36collagen32Vitamin C31Manual Therapy30acupuncture24
GradeAll1A+++41A++21A+42A++++1A+++317A++236A+84A435
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  1. A
    1978

    Supplemental ascorbate in the supportive treatment of cancer: Reevaluation of prolongation of survival times in terminal human cancer

    EWAN CAMERON, LINUS PAULING

    This study compared the survival times of 100 terminal cancer patients who received supplemental ascorbate (vitamin C) with 1000 matched control patients who did not. The ascorbate-treated group was found to have a mean…

    cancerVitamin Cascorbate
  2. A++
    1978

    Ascorbic acid status in idiopathic hemochromatosis

    P Brissot, Y Deugnier, A Le Treut, F Regnouard, M Simon, M Bourel

    This study investigated Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) levels in patients with idiopathic hemochromatosis, a condition characterized by excessive iron accumulation. The results showed that untreated patients had significantl…

    Vitamin Ciron overloadHemochromatosis
  3. A++
    1975

    SYNTHESIS AND SOME MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF VITAMIN C IN ANIMALS

    I B Chatterjee, A K Majumder, B K Nandi, N Subramanian

    Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is essential for most living things, but some animals, including humans, cannot produce it themselves. Historically, determining an animal's ability to synthesize Vitamin C required feeding…

    StressVitamin Csyntesisanimalhistamin