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Evidence-Based Supplement Research
Evidence-Based Supplement Research

Best Supplements for Reduced Muscle Soreness

Ranked by research evidence. Compare 14 supplements across 17 papers from the biomedical literature, with effect direction, evidence strength, and dose range for each.

Top picks by evidence

  • Very low evidence3 studies

    Across 3 studies, the evidence for tart cherry supplementation reducing muscle soreness is neutral, with no studies reporting statistically significant benefits. The predominant effect size was small, but all findings were non-significant. The most-studied population was athletes (adult male soccer players and recreational cyclists), with a median study duration of 7 days, and no clear dose range or form emerged as consistently effective.

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14 supplements
  • Turmeric1 beneficial1 neutral2 studies
  • N-Acetyl Cysteine1 beneficial1 study
  • Pomegranate1 beneficial1 study
  • Camellia1 beneficial1 study
  • Pea Protein1 beneficial1 study
  • Fish Oil1 beneficial1 study
  • Ginger1 beneficial1 study
  • Very lowtart cherryAcross 3 studies, the evidence for tart cherry supplementation reducing muscle soreness is neutral, with no studies reporting statistically significant benefits. The predominant effect size was small, but all findings were non-significant. The most-studied population was athletes (adult male soccer players and recreational cyclists), with a median study duration of 7 days, and no clear dose range or form emerged as consistently effective.3 neutral3 studies
  • Bifidobacterium breve BR031 neutral1 study
  • Sour Cherry1 neutral1 study
  • Salacia1 neutral1 study
  • Quercetin1 neutral1 study
  • Protein1 neutral1 study
  • Panax Ginseng1 neutral1 study
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