Availability Rating

1. Research-Grade Availability: This research discusses substances that are available only to researchers through specialized research outlets, and are not accessible to the general public.
2. Specialized Retailer Availability: This research discusses substances that are available through specialized health retailers, often requiring specific knowledge or sources to obtain.
3. International Availability: This research discusses substances that are internationally well-known and available, though not commonly found in the United States.
4. Health Food Store Availability: This research discusses substances widely available at most health food stores and online, making them relatively easy to find.
5. Common Retail Availability: This research discusses substances that are easily accessible in most drugstores and health food stores.

Chances Rating:

1. Uncertain Chance of Success: The findings are mixed or inconclusive, with no definitive evidence pointing to the effectiveness of the treatment. Further detailed investigation is required.
2. Moderate Chance of Success: The research indicates positive outcomes, albeit with some limitations or uncertainties. There is a moderate likelihood that further study could validate the treatment's effectiveness.
3. High Chance of Success: The research provides strong evidence of significant positive outcomes, suggesting a high likelihood that the treatment is effective in managing or curing the condition or disease.

Evidence Rating:

1. Computer Simulations and Modeling: Theoretical studies that use computational models to simulate biological processes or drug effects.
2. In Vitro Studies: Experiments conducted outside a living organism, such as in petri dishes or test tubes, to study cellular or molecular phenomena.
3. Animal Studies: Research conducted in living organisms to explore disease mechanisms or treatment effects.
4. Human Studies: Studies on a group of patients with similar diagnoses, providing insights into clinical outcomes and potential treatment effects.

Safety Rating:

1. Experimental and Emerging Substances: This category includes newly discovered or recently developed extracts and substances that are derived from known natural materials but have not yet become widely used or recognized. Their safety is less documented, and they might be available only through specific research outlets or innovative health product companies.
2. Concentrated Natural Extracts: Involves higher concentrations of substances found naturally in common foods or plants, utilized in amounts that exceed typical dietary intake. These are available through specialized health retailers and are supported by scientific evidence that suggests safety and therapeutic benefits at these higher doses.
3. Internationally Used, Lesser-Known Locally: Treatments that are popular in various international traditional health practices but are less known or utilized in the local area. These may need to be sourced from specialized health food stores or international online retailers and have established safety profiles in other regions.
4. Recognized Alternative Remedies: Includes natural remedies, herbs, and plant extracts that, while not part of mainstream usage, are well-known in alternative health circles. These substances are easy to find in health food stores or online and are generally recognized as safe with some supportive evidence of their safety.
5. Widely Accepted and Easily Accessible Treatments: This category includes treatments that are commonly used and widely available in health food stores or through major online retailers. These are generally regarded as safe with a long history of use, encompassing widely used dietary supplements and natural remedies.