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Evidence-Based Supplement Research
Evidence-Based Supplement Research

L-Citrulline and Reduced Stroke-Like Episode Severity

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  • Diagnostic Criteria and Management of MELAS and Stroke-Like Episodes: Consensus-Based Statements.

    • 2026-04
    • Systematic Review
    • European journal of neurology 33(4)
      • Michelangelo Mancuso
      • Marcello Bellusci
      • Valerio Carelli
      • Irenaeus de Coo
      • Daria Diodato
      • Felix Distelmaier
      • Omar Hikmat
      • Michio Hirano
      • Rita Horvath
      • Amel Karaa
      • Thomas Klopstock
      • Mary Kay Koenig
      • Cornelia Kornblum
      • Chiara La Morgia
      • Piervito Lopriore
      • Mika Henrik Martikainen
      • Robert McFarland
      • Olimpia Musumeci
      • Robert D S Pitceathly
      • Guido Primiano
      • Shamima Rahman
      • Fernando Scaglia
      • Andrew Schaefer
      • Manuel Schiff
      • Luisa Semmler
      • Costanza Lamperti
      • Serenella Servidei
    • High evidence
    • Mixed

    The panel agreed that the efficacy of L-arginine, L-taurine, L-citrulline, coenzyme Q10, vitamins, and other supplements remains unproven and requires validation in clinical trials.

    Effect
    Neutral
    Effect size
    Small
    Significant
    No
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