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. 2022 Feb 1;13(1):87–102. doi: 10.14336/AD.2021.0616

Table 1.

Summary of clinical studies of prospective antioxidants for AD (Compiled from clinicaltrials.gov)

Clinical trial number Interventional agents Aim Number of participants and age range (years) Current status Primary purpose Estimated completion date
NCT03514875 MitoQ To evaluate the impact of this agent on cerebrovascular blood flow and carotid artery vasodilation N = 12
Age: 50-85
Recruiting Treatment

October 2021
NCT03841539 Mediterranean diet
Low fat diet
To ascertain the effect of these interventions on brain volume and antioxidant level, as well as memory and cardiometabolic biological markers N = 200
Age: ≥ 65
Recruiting Prevention February 2023
NCT01982578 Genistein To establish the efficacy of this agent in AD N= 50
Age: ≥ 18
Recruiting Treatment December 2020
NCT03978052 Epigallocatechin-gallate plus physical activity plus diet plus mental health promotion To determine whether this multimodal action can halt cognitive decline N = 200
Age: 60-80
Recruiting Prevention September 2021
NCT04740580 Glutathione (Glycine plus N-acetylcysteine) To assess the impact of glutathione on cognition N = 52
Age: 55- 85
Recruiting Other May 2025
NCT03361410 Grape powder To evaluate the impact of this agent on neuropsychological behavior and cerebral metabolism N = 32
Age: 65 - 85
Recruiting Treatment January 2021
NCT04063124 Dasatinib plus Quercetin To ascertain the penetrance ability of this combined agents in AD individuals N = 5
Age: ≥ 65
Recruiting Treatment August 2023
NCT01780974 Lipoic acid plus omega-3 fatty acids To evaluate the efficacy of this combined agent in inhibiting AD N = 42
Age: ≥ 55
Completed Prevention October 2015
NCT01354444 Carvedilol To determine if this agent can ameliorate AD N = 29
Age: 0 - 100
Completed Treatment January 2017
NCT01058941 Lipoic acid plus fish oil concentrate To ascertain if the combined agent can halt AD progression N = 67
Age: ≥ 55
Completed Treatment December 2014
NCT00597376 Cerefolin NAC To determine the correlation between this dietary supplement and cognition N=104
Age: ≥ 60
Completed Prevention May 2011

MitoQ: mitoquinone; AD: Alzheimer disease