CurQLife Plus: Acute Oral Toxicity in Rats
No lethal dose of CurQLife Plus was found up to 5,000 mg per kg of body weight, the highest dose tested, in a standard single-dose safety test in rats.
Summary
Laila Nutraceuticals ran a standard single-dose oral safety test of CurQLife Plus in female rats. No lethal dose was found up to 5,000 mg per kg of body weight, the highest dose tested. Its turmeric extract and BNRE parts gave the same result on their own.
Context Note
Single-dose animal safety test run by the ingredient maker. It does not establish long-term safety in people.
Study breakdown
Why this study was done
An acute oral toxicity test is a standard first safety check for a new ingredient.
How it was run
Female Sprague Dawley rats received a single oral dose of CurQLife Plus, its turmeric extract alone, or BNRE alone, up to 5,000 mg per kg of body weight.
What they found
No lethal dose was found for CurQLife Plus or either part, up to 5,000 mg per kg.
Limitations
This was a single dose in animals. Repeat-dose, genetic toxicity and human safety studies were not part of this report. Skin and eye tests for CurQLife Plus were listed as not yet started in 2015.
What it means in practice
This is an early safety screen. It does not show long-term safety in people. If you take blood thinners, are pregnant or take any medication, ask your doctor before use.
Study Type
Animal Study
Published
2015
Unpublished manufacturer data
Participants
Female Sprague Dawley rats, single dose
Dose Studied
Up to 5,000 mg/kg body weight, one oral dose
Health Focus
No items found.
Ingredients
CurQLife
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these formulas safe to take with medication?
That depends on the specific medication and formula. A few, like blood thinners with CurQLife or blood pressure medication with MaxiNOs, are worth a direct conversation with your doctor first. Check each formula's own FAQ section for specifics, or ask your health coach.
Do all four formulas have the same level of research behind them?
No, and we'd rather be upfront about it. Bacopa, the plant in BacoZest, has published human studies, though they used other bacopa extracts. OptiNOs and MaxiNOs each have human studies sponsored by their maker, Laila Nutraceuticals, which haven't been published in a journal. CurQLife's research is still early, from lab and animal studies, and we label it that way.
Which formula is right for me?
It depends on what you're building your routine around. BacoZest is built around bacopa, which is studied for memory.* OptiNOs supports strength and muscular endurance alongside resistance training.* MaxiNOs was studied for healthy blood vessel function.* CurQLife's research is still at the lab stage. Your health coach can help you pick a starting point.
Are these ingredients safe?
All four are built around plant extracts. OptiNOs was reported as well tolerated in its human study, and published bacopa studies reported no serious side effects. CurQLife's safety data so far comes from lab and animal testing. Check with your doctor first if you're pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a health condition.
Why are patented ingredients more expensive?
Because the patented ingredients behind our four formulas went through dedicated research, and research costs real money. A generic curcumin or bacopa supplement hasn't been tested in the form you get from us. You're paying for an ingredient with research behind it, not just a label.
What makes The Collection different from other brands?
Generic ingredients often haven't been studied in the specific form you're buying. Our four core formulas use patented ingredients, and we show you the research behind each one, including where it's still early.
How long until I notice results?
It depends on the formula. In its study, MaxiNOs blood vessel response was higher than placebo 2 to 3 hours after the first dose.* OptiNOs and bacopa were studied over 6 and 12 weeks of daily use, so give them time. CurQLife is meant to be taken daily.
Can I take all four together?
Yes. BacoZest, OptiNOs, MaxiNOs, and CurQLife are built for different goals, and none of them contain stimulants. They haven't been studied together, so ask your health coach how to fit them into your routine.
