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Met |
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N01 · Evidence conditionWhich formulation, population and eradication question are being reviewed?Required |
This is an uncontrolled observation of steam-distilled garlic-oil monotherapy at 4 mg, 4 times daily for 14 days in adults with H. pylori-positive dyspepsia. The endpoint is negative results on both post-treatment UBT assessments; quantitative UBT with raw garlic and combination antibiotic regimens are excluded context. |
The original claim, claim conditions and selected question are linked. This verifies the question’s identity and formulation/endpoint boundary, rather than eradication efficacy. |
Original locations for the claim, formulation, administration, population, eradication definition, comparison and timing |
When a different formulation or antibiotic adjunct is considered as a new question, first establish its direct original material and comparison boundaries. |
| 2 |
Partly verified |
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N02 · Evidence conditionCan the study families of the two reports and their restatements be distinguished?Required |
There are 2 citations and linked summaries for the McNulty2001 oil report, PMID11683929, and Zardast2016 raw-garlic report, PMID27761418/PMC5052411. Evidence summaries, citations and Korean/English/synthesis texts restate each report. |
The formulations, results and citations of the two retained reports were linked, but original identities for registration, follow-up reports and unique trials were not checked. |
Identity links between reports, citations, registration and follow-up reports from the same study |
In an authorized update, link registrations, original trials and follow-up reports, and group recitations from the same family. |
| 3 |
Met |
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N03 · Evidence conditionWhich summaries, citations and external materials were actually read?Required |
The retained Korean/English summaries, evidence tables, citations and correction records were actually read. PubMed, DOI and PMCID are gateway clues; external abstracts/full texts, appendices and registrations remain unread, with access not attempted. |
Exact locations, original typed values and identity of local reading were separated from unread external materials for each material. |
Acquisition, actual reading, original locations, dates, hashes and original-material gateways for each material |
If full texts or appendices are read in a separately authorized update, add actual sections, dates and original identities. |
| 4 |
Partly verified |
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N04 · Evidence conditionWhich H. pylori-positive adult population do the 5 completers represent?Required |
S1 concerns 5 adult completers with H. pylori-positive dyspepsia. S2 reports 15 people with raw garlic; they are not combined as S1’s recruited population or the same completers. |
Disease, adulthood, dyspepsia and the completer scope are retained. Original data on diagnostic details, eligibility and representativeness remain insufficient. |
Diagnosis, dyspepsia, age, eligibility, baseline status and recruitment route |
Application to another population requires direct research with that population, the same formulation and an eradication endpoint. |
| 5 |
Partly verified |
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N05 · Evidence conditionAre the ingredients and product identity of steam-distilled garlic-oil capsules established?Required |
S1 uses steam-distilled garlic-oil capsules made from Allium sativum L. clove essential oil; sulfur-compound specifications are unverified. Raw garlic, powder, AGE and allicin are not interchangeable. |
Raw material, formulation and route are stated, but actual sulfur-compound specifications and batch/manufacturing/content records were not verified. |
Raw material, steam-distillation process, sulfur-compound specifications, manufacturing/batch and content testing |
Record product specifications and batches in subsequent comparisons and distinguish results from other formulations. |
| 6 |
Partly verified |
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N06 · Evidence conditionDo 4 mg, 4 times daily for 14 days establish actual intake and adherence?Required |
The retained prescribed regimen is oil 4 mg, 4 times daily (16 mg/day) for 14 days. S2’s raw garlic 3 g, 2 times daily for 3 days is not used as an equivalent oil dose or direct dose comparison. |
Prescribed dose, frequency and duration were checked. Material establishing actual intake, adherence, discontinuation and product content is unavailable. |
Prescribed dose, actual administered dose, frequency, adherence, discontinuation and product content |
An optimal-dose claim separately requires direct dose comparisons with the same specified product and eradication assessment. |
| 7 |
Partly verified |
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N07 · Evidence conditionHow far are concomitant and rescue treatments in the oil-monotherapy observation established?Required |
S1 is a garlic-oil monotherapy pilot. The allicin-containing antibiotic 4-drug regimen is described only as a separate combination prescription; there is no evidence/citation report 3. |
The monotherapy-versus-combination boundary was checked. This does not establish every concomitant treatment, rescue treatment or change in S1. |
Antibiotics, acid suppressants, other treatments, intake changes, rescue treatment and adherence records |
When comparing causal effects of oil, prospectively record background treatment, changes and rescue treatment. |
| 8 |
Partly verified |
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N08 · Evidence conditionIs there a concurrent comparator, and which differences can be compared?Required for between-group efficacy; boundary for single-arm observation |
S1 has no concurrent comparator. Eradication 0/5 among completers is an oil-monotherapy observation, rather than a placebo-adjusted difference, between-group RR/CI or antibiotic noninferiority estimate. |
The lack of a concurrent comparator and the observation’s scope are stated. Comparator data needed to answer between-group efficacy conditions are unavailable. |
Actual comparator, background treatment, time points, population and comparison of interest |
Causal or replacement claims require an appropriate concurrent comparison with the same formulation and confirmed-eradication endpoint. |
| 9 |
Partly verified |
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N09 · Evidence conditionWhen were the two UBT assessments performed after 14 days of treatment?Required |
Oil treatment for 14 days and 2 post-treatment UBT assessments are retained. Exact intervals between test visits remain unverified. |
Treatment duration and the number of tests were checked. The 14-day treatment is not described as the exact follow-up duration through both tests. |
Treatment end, the two test visits, intervals, concomitant-treatment withdrawal and follow-up schedule |
Subsequent research should separately plan and report treatment end and eradication-confirmation time points. |
| 10 |
Partly verified |
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N10 · Evidence conditionAre the two-negative-UBT eradication definition and test thresholds established?Required |
The selected eradication endpoint is the proportion negative on both post-treatment UBT assessments. S2’s quantitative UBT change is not an eradication endpoint; eradication rate was not assessed. |
The rule combining two negative tests and its difference from quantitative change are stated. Test details and negative thresholds were not established. |
UBT type, negative threshold, assessment, testing conditions and the rule combining both tests |
Subsequent eradication research should state negative-result rules and testing conditions. |
| 11 |
Met |
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N11 · Evidence conditionWhat was observed in completer eradication 0/5 and no suppression?Required |
The retained S1 result is eradication 0/5 with no suppression. The adverse observation that all completers failed is retained and is not replaced by S2’s UBT decrease. |
The current result, completer denominator and uncontrolled boundary were linked. This preserves a failure observation rather than a precise E0, replicated refutation RX or verdict of ineffectiveness. |
Two tests per participant, eradication/suppression results and endpoint-specific analysis tables |
Compare additional evidence using the same formulation and confirmed-eradication endpoint while retaining the earlier failure. |
| 12 |
Partly verified |
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N12 · Evidence conditionCan the 5 completers be distinguished from original enrollment and analysis denominators?Required |
The established S1 denominator is 5 completers; original enrollment remains unverified. S2’s 15 people are not added to create a participant total or common analysis denominator. |
The original completer denominator and unverified enrollment denominator were separately retained. The complete recruitment-to-analysis flow cannot be established. |
Participant counts and flow through recruitment, enrollment, exposure, testing, completion and analysis |
Subsequent research should disclose participant flow from recruitment through both tests and analysis. |
| 13 |
Unverified |
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N13 · Evidence conditionAre losses, missed tests, missingness and completer selection established?Required |
The retained summary supplies only 5 completers and an unverified original enrollment denominator. Reasons for losses, missed tests or missingness and handling rules were not established. |
Completer observations exist, but original participant-flow and missing-data material needed to establish this condition is unavailable. |
Reasons for losses, missed tests, missingness, completion criteria, analytical handling and original participant flow |
Subsequent research should prospectively define missing-data handling and analysis populations, separating them from completer-only results. |
| 14 |
Partly verified |
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N14 · Evidence conditionWhat design governs recruitment and selection in the uncontrolled pilot?Required for causal interpretation |
S1 is an uncontrolled pilot; the retained text states that randomization and a concurrent comparator were absent. Detailed recruitment, selection and baseline methods are absent from the current summary. |
The uncontrolled design and causal limitations were checked. Randomization, concealment and baseline balance were not attributed. |
Single-arm design, recruitment/selection, baseline status, allocation status and original methods |
Research on causal effects should prospectively state an appropriate comparative design and the allocation/selection process. |
| 15 |
Unverified |
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N15 · Evidence conditionAre standardization and blinding of UBT measurement and assessment established?Required |
The retained summary did not establish assessors, blinding, sampling standardization or error management for the two UBT assessments. The name UBT does not verify these procedures. |
The test name and two-negative definition alone cannot establish measurement standardization or blinding. |
Consistent test method, sampling/testing conditions, assessors, blinding and error management |
Subsequent research should standardize testing and assessment, recording assessment blinding where it can be established. |
| 16 |
Partly verified |
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N16 · Evidence conditionWhich analysis and effect of interest do completer results answer?Required |
0/5 is a single-arm completer eradication observation. The retained text states that between-group RR/CI cannot be calculated and provides no analysis name, ITT/PP or missing-data details. |
The actual observation population and absence of concurrent comparison were checked. Planned effects of interest and analysis rules could not be compared. |
Analysis population, participant event tables, ITT/PP, within-/between-group distinctions and analysis plan |
A subsequent comparison should define its effect of interest, analysis population and missing-data handling before results are reported. |
| 17 |
Unverified |
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N17 · Evidence conditionAre the eradication observation’s precision and important-difference criterion established?Required for effect precision |
Retain the original S1 statement that between-group RR/CI cannot be calculated without a concurrent comparator. Single-arm CI, P and important-difference criteria are also absent from the retained summary. |
Reported event counts alone cannot establish comparative precision, equivalence, confirmatory strength or an important difference, and new calculations are not authorized. |
Endpoint-specific events/denominators, originally reported intervals, justified important differences and concurrent comparison |
Plan precision for future questions using a justified important difference and an appropriate design; do not invent a minimum n. |
| 18 |
Unverified |
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N18 · Evidence conditionWere planned endpoints compared with the registration, protocol and actual report?Required |
The native registration values for S1 and S2 each state that confirmation was not possible. External registrations, protocols and analysis plans were not read in this conversion. |
Plan material for comparing prespecified endpoints, time points and denominators with actual reports is unavailable; a current registration lookup was not performed. |
Registration ID, protocol, analysis plan, endpoint/time-point changes and results |
In a separate update, acquire registration, plans and change histories and review the linked results. |
| 19 |
Met |
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N19 · Evidence conditionIs the UBT decrease in 15 people receiving raw garlic replication of oil eradication?Required for directness and replication boundaries |
S2 reports an uncontrolled before-after quantitative UBT decrease in 15 people receiving raw garlic 3 g, 2 times daily for 3 days; eradication rate was not assessed. Its formulation and endpoint differ from S1’s oil for 14 days, 5 completers and eradication 0/5. |
The two reports’ retained formulation, duration, denominator and endpoint differences were linked. S2 was not combined as oil-eradication success, refutation or independent replication. |
Links between the two reports’ formulations, doses, timing, denominators, endpoints and families |
Independently identify replication of the same oil-eradication question using the same formulation, definition and time points. |
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Unverified |
Full text not readStored summary read |
N20 · Evidence conditionDoes the record answer dose optimization, persistent eradication or other populations?Supplementary; required for the stated extension |
The retained two reports did not establish direct dose comparisons for the same oil, persistent eradication after stopping or prespecified subgroup evidence. |
A single-dose 14-day observation and a 3-day report using another formulation cannot establish optimal dose, long-term persistence or effects in other populations. |
Direct dose comparisons using the same formulation, post-discontinuation follow-up and subgroup/interaction evidence |
When extension questions are requested, separate them into appropriate dose, follow-up and population designs. |
| 21 |
Partly verified |
Full text not readStored summary read |
N21 · Evidence conditionDo UBT and eradication observations also answer antibiotic replacement and clinical events?Supplementary; required for clinical-event or replacement claims |
The retained text states that in-vitro antibacterial activity or decreased UBT values cannot be advertised as successful eradication or antibiotic replacement. The allicin-containing antibiotic 4-drug regimen is boundary narrative about a combination prescription. |
The selected endpoint and clinical/replacement boundaries were checked. Direct comparative material on antibiotic replacement, ulcers, bleeding, cancer or symptoms is absent from the retained record. |
Separate comparisons for eradication versus symptoms, ulcers, bleeding, cancer and treatment replacement |
Antibiotic replacement and clinical events require separate questions, appropriate direct comparisons and safety follow-up. |
| 22 |
Partly verified |
Full text not readStored summary read |
N22 · Evidence conditionWhat are the original review/correction dates and the scope of current reading/searching?Required |
The original verdict-review date is 2026-09-08 and the retained English correction is dated 2026-09-14. Current reading concerns the 2026-10-06 retained summaries; no new clinical search or comprehensive external registration/retraction/correction lookup was performed. |
Verdict, correction and current-reading dates were linked. Material establishing the original search cut-off/scope and current external publication status is unavailable. |
Review/correction dates, input identities, actual reading and search/registration/retraction checks |
In an authorized evidence update, record search scope, dates and unpublished/registration/correction status as a separate event. |
| 23 |
Unverified |
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N23 · Evidence conditionHow far are funding, product provision and author interests established?Supplementary; required for independence claims |
S1 states that funding and product provision are unverified; S2 states academic research with details unverified. English funding wording and the original I1 axis are retained as historical text. |
Original sections containing individual funding, product-provision and author/institution declarations were not read, so independent funding or absence of interests was not verified. |
Original-paper funding, product provision, employment/patents, interest declarations and institutions |
In a separate update, check funding, product and author relationships without automatically excluding results or approving them as unbiased. |
| 24 |
Unverified |
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N24 · Evidence conditionAre the original warning and actually collected adverse events distinguished?Supplementary; required for safety questions |
The original warning states that replacing antibiotic-based treatment and eradication confirmation with garlic may delay management of ulcer, bleeding and gastric-cancer risk. Actual adverse-event counts in S1 are absent from the retained summary. |
The warning was checked, but event definitions, collection, severity and discontinuation for the same oil administration cannot be verified. The warning is not presented as observed events. |
Event definitions, collection, severity and discontinuation for the same oil exposure, and the original warning |
When studying harms with the same formulation, separately design event definitions, collection and discontinuation procedures from efficacy endpoints. |
| 25 |
Unverified |
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N25 · Evidence conditionAre harm-exposure, onset/recovery timing and denominators available?Supplementary; required for incidence or causal claims |
Oil treatment for 14 days and 5 efficacy completers are retained, but denominators for harms assessment, onset/recovery, exposure/follow-up time and rechallenge data are absent from the retained summary. |
The efficacy denominator and treatment duration cannot be inherited as data for harm incidence, follow-up or temporal sequence. |
Harms-assessed exposed people, affected people/event counts, observation periods, discontinuation/recovery and rechallenge |
Collect exposure, events, follow-up and discontinuation information separately when observing harms with the same formulation. |
| 26 |
Unverified |
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N26 · Evidence conditionCan harm comparisons, concurrent treatments and alternative causes be established?Supplementary; required for comparative or causal harms |
S1’s uncontrolled design and the treatment-replacement warning are retained. A harms comparator, baseline events, simultaneous exposures and event-specific alternative explanations for the same oil were not established. |
Without event material, comparisons or alternative causes, increased risk caused by oil or individual causation cannot be attributed. |
Harms comparator, baseline events, simultaneous exposures, concurrent treatments, alternative explanations and adjustment |
Comparative-harm questions should record an appropriate comparator and event-specific baseline and simultaneous exposures. |
| 27 |
Unverified |
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N27 · Evidence conditionIs the scope of harm collection, omission, losses and disclosure established?Supplementary; required for safety claims |
The two evidence summaries in the retained record lack detailed tables on harm collection, omission, losses or detection differences. External original papers and appendices remain unread. |
The material could not be established from the summary; collection, disclosure and missingness across the entire original paper were not reviewed. |
Collection of all events, spontaneous reporting, detection, nonreporting, follow-up losses and exclusions |
In a separate update, link harms tables, discontinuation reasons and collection plans and review the scope of missing information. |
| 28 |
Unverified |
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N28 · Evidence conditionWhat is the scope of independent harms material, long-term observation and vulnerable populations?Supplementary; required for replication or expanded safety |
Independent oil-harm families, long-term/rare events and vulnerable-population material could not be established in the retained summary. Korean/English/synthesis warning restatements and the raw-garlic report are not counted as independent oil-harm events. |
Without independent identities and appropriate follow-up for the same product/events, replicated or expanded safety cannot be verified. |
Unique harms families, product matching, long-term/rare events and vulnerable-population follow-up |
Expanded safety questions require separate consideration of appropriate long-term and rare-event/vulnerable-population designs. |
| 29 |
Met |
Full text not readStored summary read |
N29 · Evidence conditionDoes the wording distinguish warning, signal, comparative risk and causality?Supplementary; required for safety or causal harms |
The current warning is an interpretation boundary concerning potentially delayed management when validated treatment is replaced. No new verdict on direct oil-harm signals, comparative risk, causality or safety grade is created. |
The level of the original warning was separated from unverified actual harm material. This checks a wording boundary rather than establishing clinical safety. |
Events, comparator, denominator, timing, alternative explanations and the level of the original warning for the same exposure |
If direct harms material is added, review the level of wording within the same event, population and exposure boundaries. |
| 30 |
Met |
Full text not readStored summary read |
N30 · Evidence conditionAre original C46, Warning, all axes, Korean/English text and correction separated from new states?Required |
Retain original C46, Warning, B/S/R1/I1/EX/B2/CX and all-axis Boolean/empty-string values, all Korean/English fields, 1 correction, 2 reports/2 citations, empty subclaims and URLs unchanged. |
The complete identical bytes and original typed content of the current source, retained copy and inputs were linked. Historical verdicts and generic English wording were not inherited as new states, reading or scores. |
Whole original summary, original data types, both languages/axes, correction, URLs and empty subclaims |
If a correction or update is separately requested, retain the whole original text and distinguish the event, condition version and verdict decision. |