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. 2024 Apr 18;16(8):1204. doi: 10.3390/nu16081204

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Berberine–curcumin (BBR–CUR) supplementation effect on patients’ stool situation at T₀ and T₁: mucus in the stool (A), blood in the stool (B), need to rush to the toilet (C), have to make an effort (D), and feeling of no emptiness of bowel (E). T₀: baseline visit, T₁: after the 2-month BBR–CUR supplementation follow-up visit.

Berberine–curcumin (BBR–CUR) supplementation effect on patients’ stool situation at T₀ and T₁: mucus in the stool (A), blood in the stool (B), need to rush to the toilet (C), have to make an effort (D), and feeling of no emptiness of bowel (E). T₀: baseline visit, T₁: after the 2-month BBR–CUR supplementation follow-up visit.