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Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) Research

3 peer-reviewed studies on Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) with evidence-based analysis and practical implications for supplement users.

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Gotu Kola for Ulcers: Can It Help Heal Wounds?

Quick Summary: A recent study suggests that taking oral Centellicum® (a form of Gotu Kola) may help speed up the healing of venous ulcers,...

PMID: 40719428

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Gotu Kola & Breast Cancer: Promising Research?

Quick Summary: Research suggests that Gotu Kola, when combined with other plants in a supplement, may help slow the growth of certain breast...

PMID: 40661803

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Gotu Kola for Wound Healing After Skin Cancer Surgery?

Quick Summary: A study found that a supplement containing Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) helped wounds heal faster after Mohs surgery...

PMID: 39918266

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