Jasmine

Jasmine is used aromatically and in teas. High-quality clinical evidence for supplemental use is lacking.

Overview

Jasmine is a plant with fragrant flowers.

The typical dose of jasmine is unknown. More evidence is required.

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Studies per condition

Jasmine evidence base by condition

Most jasmine research is concentrated in a handful of conditions.

Studies per year

Jasmine publications over time

There are not currently enough high-quality human studies in the SupplementDEX database to grade jasmine by condition.

Oral jasmine is likely safe when consumed in appropriate doses commonly found in foods.

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