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Whole lotus rhizome or defined lotus-root juice × Reduction of menstrual blood loss in heavy menstrual bleeding

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1 Met Full text not readStored summary read N01 · Evidence conditionWhich independent claim does this table address?Required
The original claim concerns reduced menstrual blood loss in adults with heavy menstrual bleeding who orally consume whole edible lotus rhizome or defined lotus-root juice. Hemostatic claims for leaves, plumule, rhizome nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions are excluded.
The original claim identity and exclusion boundaries are linked to retained material. This does not verify a direct clinical effect.
Identification records for the original claim, plant part, formulation, route, population and endpoint.
Classify new material by original-claim eligibility and consider a separate table only for an actually different question.
2 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N02 · Evidence conditionIs the trial intervention whole edible rhizome, distinguished from nodes and carbonized products?Required
The intended part is explicitly the whole edible underground rhizome, but actual part and processing records for an eligible heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial product are not retained.
The intended and excluded parts are known, but actual direct-trial intervention identity is unverified.
Trial-product botanical identity, plant part, processing and manufacturing records.
Compare acquired product documents with trial methods, classifying whole rhizome, nodes and carbonized products separately.
3 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N03 · Evidence conditionAre the direct trial's food or juice formulation and inclusion of other active ingredients verified?Required
The retained material poses whole food or defined lotus-root juice as the question and states that an eligible trial formulation is unverified. Combination prescriptions are excluded.
Permitted formulations in the question are known, but actual product specifications and single-intervention status are unverified.
Trial-formulation manufacturing, raw-material amount, extraction or juicing conditions, other active ingredients and product-supply records.
Build trial-specific product specifications distinguishing food, defined juice, other-part extracts and combination prescriptions.
4 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N04 · Evidence conditionAre direct-comparison participants adults with heavy menstrual bleeding, with diagnosis and baseline status verified?Required
The intended population is adults with heavy menstrual bleeding. S01 concerns antioxidant outcomes in older adults; diagnosis and baseline characteristics in a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial are unverified.
Only the intended population name is known; actual eligible-population diagnosis, baseline and selection information are unverified.
Heavy-menstrual-bleeding diagnostic criteria, participant characteristics, bleeding causes and baseline PBAC or objective blood-loss records.
Compare participant characteristics with the adult heavy-menstrual-bleeding population; retain separate results or applicability limits for mixed populations.
5 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N05 · Evidence conditionIs there a comparison of added lotus rhizome against an appropriate control on the same background treatment?Required
The direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial comparator is unverified in retained material. S01's cucumber comparator addresses a different antioxidant-marker question.
Material verifying the direct menstrual-blood-loss comparator and balance of treatments is missing.
Direct-trial group interventions and controls, standard treatment, co-treatment and rescue-treatment records.
Compare group interventions to define the contrast for adding lotus rhizome and examine other treatment differences separately.
6 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N06 · Evidence conditionAre actual lotus-rhizome or juice intake and adherence linked to menstrual-blood-loss material verified?Required
The dose in an eligible human heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial is unverified. Safety considerations for food use and repeated therapeutic-amount juice consumption are distinguished.
Actual intake, frequency and adherence linked to direct bleeding results are unverified.
Group-specific raw-material amount, juice concentration, intake frequency, actual consumption and adherence records.
Link product specifications and consumption records to examine exposure corresponding to the direct endpoint.
7 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N07 · Evidence conditionAre administration duration, menstrual-blood measurement cycles and visit times verified?Required
Eligible-trial duration and bleeding-measurement cycles are unverified in retained material.
Without a direct-trial administration and measurement schedule, effects within matching menstrual cycles cannot be assessed.
Administration and follow-up schedules, with baseline and follow-up cycle bleeding measurements.
Link visits and menstrual-cycle timelines to assess whether contrasts concern matching times.
8 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N08 · Evidence conditionAre the direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial design, allocation, concealment and baseline balance verified?Required
S01 is recorded as a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. The design of an eligible direct comparative menstrual-blood-loss trial is unverified.
A randomized-trial label for another endpoint cannot provide allocation evidence for the direct efficacy question.
Direct-trial methods, allocation procedures, group baseline tables and design documents.
Compare actual allocation and group baseline information for the endpoint of interest, retaining unverified procedures.
9 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N09 · Evidence conditionAre actual PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss tools, units and assessment procedures verified?Required
Retained material specifies PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss as intended endpoints, but actual tools, units and measurement procedures are unverified.
Only candidate endpoints are identified; actual measured results and assessment procedures are unverified.
Bleeding-measurement tools and units, assessor procedures, group collection within matching cycles and blinding records.
Link PBAC scores and objective blood loss as separate measures and examine measurement-condition differences.
10 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N10 · Evidence conditionAre co-medication, standard treatment, rescue treatment and group-specific changes verified in direct material?Required
Retained material states that lotus rhizome cannot be advertised as a replacement for standard gynecological treatments such as hormonal therapy. Direct-trial common-treatment and rescue-treatment records are missing.
Advertising boundaries do not replace group co-treatment, change and analysis information.
Group gynecological treatments, other interventions, rescue treatment, adherence and analytical handling records.
Link treatment changes and lotus-rhizome exposure over time to examine factors mixed into the actual contrast of interest.
11 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N11 · Evidence conditionAre randomized, completed and analyzed denominators verified for direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding results?Required
Group denominators for menstrual-blood-loss results are unverified. S01's randomized and completed counts are also unverified, and S03's 1 person is a safety case report.
Actual analysis counts in an eligible direct trial are missing, preventing assessment of power, precision or total participants.
Direct-trial participant flow and analysis counts by group and endpoint.
Link recruitment to analysis of the relevant bleeding endpoint without adding participant counts from other reports.
12 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N12 · Evidence conditionAre missing direct bleeding results, dropout reasons and handling methods verified?Required
An eligible direct trial is unverified, so missing bleeding measurements, loss to follow-up, exclusions and handling methods cannot be verified.
Direct-trial participant flow and results needed to assess missingness are missing.
Direct-trial group dropout reasons, cycle-specific missing measurements, missing-data handling and sensitivity-analysis records.
Link flow and result tables to examine the direction of missing measurements and actual handling scope.
13 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N13 · Evidence conditionIs it verified whether bleeding results estimate between-group final values or changes?Required
Actual between-group analysis and effect definitions for PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss are unverified.
Without direct values and models, a reduction direction cannot serve as a between-group effect estimate.
Group bleeding values, between-group analysis tables and models, and ITT or adherence-effect definitions.
Compare the question's contrast of interest with actual analyses, separating within-group change from between-group effects.
14 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N14 · Evidence conditionAre direct menstrual-blood-loss effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals verified?Required
Retained material lacks effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals for an eligible direct bleeding comparison. S02 is also summarized as not providing clinical PBAC or objective-loss results.
Direct numerical information needed to assess effect size and precision is missing.
Endpoint-specific group result tables, variability types, denominators and between-group estimates and intervals.
Link estimates to measures, times and denominators, leaving unverified intervals without new calculation.
15 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N15 · Evidence conditionAre important differences and patient-related criteria needed to interpret bleeding changes verified?Required
Direct bleeding estimates, intervals and important-difference criteria are unverified in retained material.
Both effects and importance criteria are missing, preventing comparison of clinical meaning.
Evidence for important PBAC or objective-blood-loss differences, with the trial's estimates and intervals.
If justified importance criteria become available, compare them with actual intervals without adopting arbitrary minimum effects or sample sizes.
16 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N16 · Evidence conditionCan direct-trial registration, protocol, planned endpoints and actual results be compared?Required
The registration fields of the three retained evidence records say unverified. An eligible direct trial and its registration and plans are unidentified.
Missing direct-trial identity and original plans prevent comparison of planned endpoints and analyses with results.
Direct-trial identifiers, original registration, protocol, analysis plan, amendments and actual results.
Link trial identity first, then compare planned and actual endpoints, times and analyses, distinguishing unacquired material.
17 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N17 · Evidence conditionCan unique families, duplication and independent replication of direct menstrual-blood-loss trials be verified?Required (direct-efficacy replication verification)
S01 is a human pilot for another endpoint, S02 a review and S03 a safety case report. Eligible direct bleeding-trial identity is unverified, so unique direct-trial and independent-replication counts remain unrecorded.
Report roles are distinguished, but material establishing direct-trial families is missing.
Direct-trial identifiers and report links, review included-study lists, recruitment and institution information.
Link reports and study families, distinguishing re-citation of the same population or results from independent replication.
18 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N18 · Evidence conditionCan favorable, no-difference and unfavorable results for the same direct bleeding question be verified?Required
Retained records describe unidentified direct bleeding trials. The absence of clinical bleeding results in S02 is not evidence of a null effect, and S03's allergy event is safety context.
Without direct results for the same question, favorable, no-difference and unfavorable between-group outcomes cannot be compared.
All relevant direct-trial bleeding result tables, analyses, corrections and opposing reports.
Compare results at matching contrasts and times without turning numerical differences for other questions into conflicts.
19 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N19 · Evidence conditionCan S01's oxidative and DNA-damage results apply directly to menstrual blood loss?Supplementary (related human-study applicability boundary)
S01 concerns oxidative and DNA-damage markers in a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. Its retained summary records no menstrual-blood-loss result.
S01's observed endpoint and population do not match the bleeding question, so direct application of that result is not applicable.
S01 original-trial population, measurements and result tables, with separate direct bleeding material.
Code antioxidant and DNA-damage markers separately from menstrual blood loss to compare directness.
20 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N20 · Evidence conditionAre S01's population, design, actual randomized and completed denominators, funding and conflicts verified?Supplementary (related-report identity and attribution)
S01 records older adults, but exact randomized and completed denominators and actual funding and COI are unverified in existing records.
Reported design and population context are verified, but actual denominators and conflict information are not.
S01 participant flow, original result tables, funding, product supply and author disclosures.
Compare the related report's actual denominators and funding without transferring them to direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding denominators or independence.
21 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N21 · Evidence conditionCan S02's traditional and preclinical review serve as a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding comparative trial?Supplementary (traditional-use context)
S02 is a traditional-use and preclinical narrative review. Its summary states that the review itself recruited no clinical participants and provides no clinical PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss results.
Using this review itself as a direct comparative bleeding trial does not meet design and result applicability conditions.
Review text, included-material list and original material from a separate eligible direct comparative trial.
Distinguish traditional and preclinical review records from clinical-trial reports and link identified included studies to families.
22 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N22 · Evidence conditionDo traditional hemostatic records concern the same part, processing and disease as whole edible lotus rhizome or juice?Supplementary (consistency of indirect records)
Retained material distinguishes classical hemostatic use, lotus-leaf uterine-bleeding records, nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions from the current intervention. Exact part and processing mappings for individual S02 traditional records are unverified.
Major stated differences are verified, but comparisons of individual traditional-record identity, part and processing are missing.
Traditional records and relevant review sections, actual parts, processing, prescription composition and disease definitions.
Classify records by part, processing and disease, marking matches and differences from the whole-lotus-root-juice question.
23 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N23 · Evidence conditionAre S03's anaphylaxis event definition, diagnosis and collection context verified?Supplementary (safety separate from efficacy)
S03 records 1 human case of anaphylaxis after lotus-root ingestion. Detailed diagnostic and collection procedures are unverified in this retained summary.
The original event description and case existence are verified, but actual diagnostic and collection details remain unverified.
S03 diagnostic evidence, medical history, event timeline, reporting methods and original text.
Link actual case-event descriptions to identification procedures, distinguishing signals, comparative risks and causality.
24 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N24 · Evidence conditionAre S03's actual intake, preparation and event timeline verified?Supplementary (safety-signal exposure boundary)
The context of an event after lotus-root ingestion is retained, but exact dose, preparation, onset, recovery, withdrawal and re-exposure timelines are unverified.
Only the broad direction of ingestion followed by the event is known; formulation, amount and detailed temporal relations are unverified.
Case intake, product or food form, timeline, withdrawal and re-exposure records.
Compare actual exposure and event timelines without determining causality from temporal order alone.
25 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N25 · Evidence conditionAre exposed-person denominators, observation periods and comparisons available to interpret anaphylaxis frequency?Supplementary; required for incidence claims
S03 concerns 1 person, but total lotus-root-exposure denominators, duration and background comparisons are missing. The manuscript also explicitly states that incidence is unverified.
Event counts alone cannot establish occurrence frequency or comparative risk.
Total exposed and affected counts, exposure and follow-up durations, collection systems and comparison conditions.
Assess only reported frequencies linked to denominators and time; do not convert case counts into incidence.
26 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N26 · Evidence conditionAre the case's other foods, medications, allergy status and alternative explanations verified?Supplementary (causal-interpretation boundary)
S03 is summarized as lotus-root-associated anaphylaxis; details of concurrent foods, medication, baseline allergies and assessment of alternative causes are not retained.
Missing alternative-exposure and diagnostic material prevents assessment of sole causal contribution.
Case food and medication co-exposures, baseline allergies and diseases, and alternative-cause assessment records.
Compare exposure, baseline status and diagnostic evidence, distinguishing assessed alternatives from unverified candidates.
27 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N27 · Evidence conditionIs material available on therapeutic-amount juice in pregnancy, lactation, liver or kidney disease and drug interactions?Supplementary; required for the relevant safety extension
Retained material distinguishes food-use experience from therapeutic-amount juice safety. Pregnancy, lactation, kidney and liver disease, and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interactions are unverified.
Direct safety material for the relevant vulnerable populations, drugs and therapeutic formulation is unverified.
Population-specific exposure and harm collection for therapeutic-amount juice, long-term observation and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interaction material.
If existing safety material becomes available, compare applicability by food versus therapeutic juice, vulnerable populations and concurrent drugs.
28 Unverified Full text not readStored summary read N28 · Evidence conditionAre actual funding, product supply and author interests verified for the three reports?Supplementary; required for independence claims
S01 and S02 are classified as academic research or review, but actual funding and COI are unverified. S03 funding and COI details are also unverified.
Beyond manuscript type classifications, material verifying actual funding, supply, employment and disclosures is missing.
Original S01, S02 and S03 funding, product-supply, author-affiliation, patent and COI disclosures.
Link funding and disclosure levels to each report without turning missing information into independent funding or absence of bias.
29 Met Full text not readStored summary read N29 · Evidence conditionWere actually read material, external papers and abstracts, and individual historical access dates distinguished?Required (record scope)
The retained summary's Korean, English and full structure were read. No new external access or reading occurred. The three citations lack individual access-level and access-date fields; the original review date 2026-09-08 is separate.
Actual actions and material-specific reading scopes are distinguished without inferring individual historical dates.
Original retained input, citation locations, material types, actual access and reading events, and report-specific historical access records.
For newly acquired material, link identity, type, read locations and dates without promoting summary reading to full-text reading.
30 Partly verified Full text not readStored summary read N30 · Evidence conditionCan actual original search queries, execution dates, results and selection scope be verified?Required (interpretation of unverified information)
The manuscript reports PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov searches combining plant parts, bleeding and PBAC. Evidence scope is limited to retained sources and the absence-proven flag is false. No new search occurred in this work.
Retained search context and absence limits are known, but original date-specific results, selection logs and completeness are unverified.
Historical search queries, dates, results and selection records, with an explanation of the retained scope.
If search records are acquired, compare historical selection scope; distinguish additional searches as separately authorized events.
31 Met Full text not readStored summary read N31 · Evidence conditionAre the original ?, unrecorded score, pre/post-correction human-study flags and review status preserved?Required (historical preservation)
The current grade is ?, score is unrecorded and the no-human-study flag is false. Editorial records retain the historical true value and specify legacy-grade review with grade revalidation false. Evidence status records related human studies as true, direct efficacy and eligible comparisons as false, and proven absence as false.
Original values, types and pre/post-correction differences are preserved exactly without certification as a new final grade.
Original current grade, score, axes, evidence status, correction and editorial-review material, with change history.
For change events, compare version-specific originals and separately record display corrections, new clinical evidence and regrading.
32 Met Full text not readStored summary read N32 · Evidence conditionWas ID1965's cough and sputum question distinguished from the current menstrual-blood-loss claim?Required (claim unit)
The manuscript explains that ID1965 concerns bronchitis-related cough and sputum for the same whole lotus rhizome or juice, so it is not a duplicate. That individual original was not read in this work.
The other-effect boundary described in the current manuscript is preserved, with original-material nonreading explicit.
Manuscript adjacent-claim identifiers and endpoint boundaries; actual material for that question in future separately scoped work.
If authorized to address the adjacent question, review its original and material independently without automatically inheriting efficacy evidence from this table.
33 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N33 · Evidence conditionAre optimal dose and persistence after stopping required as additional conditions for this narrow bleeding question?Supplementary (extension boundary)
The current main question concerns direct comparison of menstrual blood loss. Actual eligible dose and duration are unverified, and direct material establishing optimal dose or persistence is also unavailable.
Optimal-dose and post-withdrawal persistence extensions are not additional mandatory conditions for the selected narrow main question.
Actual direct-trial dose and duration material; direct dose comparisons and post-withdrawal follow-up only when addressing extensions.
If direct comparisons become available, examine original effects, dose comparisons and persistence as separate contrasts of interest.
34 Not applicable Full text not readStored summary read N34 · Evidence conditionAre blood-loss results being extended to verified anemia treatment or replacement of standard care?Supplementary (clinical-extension boundary)
The manuscript states that lotus root cannot be advertised as a hemostatic food, menstrual-loss reducer, anemia treatment or replacement for standard gynecological care. This table is limited to the menstrual-blood-loss question.
Independent efficacy judgments for anemia treatment and treatment replacement are outside the current main question's applicability.
Original bleeding result tables and separate anemia or standard-treatment comparisons, with original advertising boundaries.
Even if direct results become available, assess other anemia and treatment-replacement endpoints and comparators as separate eligible questions.
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Assessment scope

Stored-material review date
2026-10-05
Original evidence review date
2026-09-08
Scope actually checked
Retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records. Full papers, supplements, registrations, plans and original data were not read.
What the dates mean
The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.
Population
Adults with heavy menstrual bleeding. Diagnosis, baseline and selection criteria in an eligible direct trial are unverified
Ingredient, formulation and route
Oral whole edible Nelumbo nucifera rhizome or defined lotus-root juice. Distinguish nodes, carbonized products, other parts and combination prescriptions; actual direct-trial formulation is unverified
Dose
Actual intake, frequency and adherence linked to an eligible direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial are unverified
Comparator
Actual direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial comparator and background treatment are unverified. S01’s cucumber comparator concerns a different antioxidant endpoint
Measured outcome
Intended endpoints are PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss. Actual direct measurements, between-group results, denominators and intervals are unverified
Duration
Actual direct-trial administration duration, baseline/follow-up menstrual cycles and measurement times are unverified
Questions outside this scope
Do not transfer S01’s antioxidant and DNA-damage markers from an older-adult randomized food-comparison pilot to menstrual-blood-loss results. Exact randomized/completed denominators and actual funding/conflicts are unverified.; S02’s traditional/preclinical review is not a direct comparative heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial. No participant recruitment by the review itself does not mean no participants in all included human research. Do not transfer records for leaves, nodes, carbonized products or combination prescriptions to clinical efficacy of whole lotus rhizome or juice.; S03’s 1 reported anaphylaxis case after lotus-root ingestion is a separate safety signal. Actual intake, cooking/juice status, timeline, diagnosis, co-exposures, total exposed denominator and incidence are unverified. No new frequency or causality is calculated or adjudicated.; Retain the original ?, unrecorded score and Caution. Distinguish food-use experience from therapeutic-amount juice safety; pregnancy, lactation, liver/kidney disease, anticoagulants/antiplatelets and long-term safety are unverified. Do not extend to optimal dose, persistence after stopping, anemia treatment or replacement of standard care.

Evidence and sources

The links below lead to the sources. A link alone does not mean the original source was read or its latest publication status verified.

S01 · Ji 2015 older-adult lotus-rhizome/cucumber antioxidant pilot

PubMed

Material type
Retained bibliography/evidence summary of a randomized food-comparison pilot with a different population and endpoint
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Retained summary: a randomized pilot comparing lotus rhizome with cucumber in older adults, addressing oxidative and DNA-damage markers. The retained summary contains no menstrual-blood-loss result. Exact randomized/completed counts and actual funding/COI are unverified. PMID 26193861, PMCID PMC12878895 and DOI 10.1007/s12603-015-0524-x are retained identifiers.
Record level
Distinguish the record of related human research from direct bleeding efficacy. Do not transfer another endpoint’s randomization or cucumber control to direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding design or results. Whole-paper nonreporting was not newly established.
Study overlap and independent replication
S01’s related human antioxidant pilot, S02’s narrative review and S03’s safety case report have different roles. Do not count 3 reports as 3 independent comparative heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials or sum participants. Unique trial, participant and direct-efficacy-trial counts are unrecorded.
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
PubMed bibliography/abstract entry; actual current availability scope unverifiedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThis is the retained original PubMed URL. Current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. A bibliographic link does not establish full-text reading. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.
Paper full text; actual full-text URL unrecordedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThe actual full-text URL is unrecorded and distinct from the bibliographic URL. No new full-text link was constructed from identifiers; current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.

S02 · Paudel and Panth 2015 lotus traditional/preclinical narrative review

PubMed

Material type
Retained bibliography/evidence summary of a narrative review of traditional-use and preclinical contexts
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Retained summary: a narrative review of traditional hemostatic use, metrorrhagia and preclinical contexts. The review itself recruited no clinical participants and is summarized as providing no clinical PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss results. Individual traditional-record part, processing and disease mappings and actual funding/COI are unverified. PMCID PMC4710907 and DOI 10.1155/2015/789124 are retained identifiers.
Record level
Retain as traditional/preclinical background. Non-applicability of the review itself as a direct trial means neither no participants in all included human research nor a null effect.
Study overlap and independent replication
S01’s related human antioxidant pilot, S02’s narrative review and S03’s safety case report have different roles. Do not count 3 reports as 3 independent comparative heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials or sum participants. Unique trial, participant and direct-efficacy-trial counts are unrecorded.
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
PubMed bibliography/abstract entry; actual current availability scope unverifiedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThis is the retained original PubMed URL. Current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. A bibliographic link does not establish full-text reading. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.
Paper full text; actual full-text URL unrecordedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThe actual full-text URL is unrecorded and distinct from the bibliographic URL. No new full-text link was constructed from identifiers; current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.

S03 · Nishimura-Tagui 2020 anaphylaxis case after lotus-root ingestion

PubMed

Material type
Retained bibliography/evidence summary of a human allergy safety case, separate from efficacy
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Findings recorded in the stored summary
Retained summary: 1 reported anaphylaxis case after lotus-root ingestion. Intake, cooking/juice status, onset/recovery/withdrawal/re-exposure timeline, diagnosis, concurrent foods/drugs, alternative causes, total exposed denominator, incidence, funding and COI are unverified. PMID 32232879 and DOI 10.1111/1346-8138.15329 are retained identifiers.
Record level
Retain as a safety signal without converting it to direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding efficacy, a null result, established causality or incidence. Do not newly determine harm from defined therapeutic-amount juice or personal risk.
Study overlap and independent replication
S01’s related human antioxidant pilot, S02’s narrative review and S03’s safety case report have different roles. Do not count 3 reports as 3 independent comparative heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials or sum participants. Unique trial, participant and direct-efficacy-trial counts are unrecorded.
Public availability, access and reading status by material
MaterialPublic availabilityAccess statusActually readNotes
PubMed bibliography/abstract entry; actual current availability scope unverifiedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThis is the retained original PubMed URL. Current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. A bibliographic link does not establish full-text reading. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.
Paper full text; actual full-text URL unrecordedCurrent public availability unverifiedExternal access not attempted; not acquiredNot readThe actual full-text URL is unrecorded and distinct from the bibliographic URL. No new full-text link was constructed from identifiers; current access, acquisition and reading were not attempted. Past manuscript review descriptions are historical records. They do not establish actual external paper, abstract or registration reading or independent clinical certification in this work. The original review date is 2026-09-08, the historical correction date is 2026-09-14 and the case-record review date is 2026-10-05. Historical access level and access date for individual external materials are not recorded; current access was not attempted.

Report counts versus independent study counts

S01’s related human antioxidant pilot, S02’s narrative review and S03’s safety case report have different roles. Do not count 3 reports as 3 independent comparative heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials or sum participants. Unique trial, participant and direct-efficacy-trial counts are unrecorded.

Review criteria

Version 1.0 · Criteria record date 2026-10-05. These are Chamgap's own application conditions, informed by the referenced methods. They do not constitute official assessment-tool certification or a new efficacy score.

N01 · Which independent claim does this table address?
Required materials and conditions
Identification records for the original claim, plant part, formulation, route, population and endpoint.
Conditions for verification
Link the current original menstrual-blood-loss claim to its population, plant part and route, distinguishing other effects.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
If actual trial formulations of defined juice and food become known, retain their differences without inventing new claims from currently unverified combinations.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents different parts and effects of one plant from being merged into the menstrual-blood-loss question.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N02 · Is the trial intervention whole edible rhizome, distinguished from nodes and carbonized products?
Required materials and conditions
Trial-product botanical identity, plant part, processing and manufacturing records.
Conditions for verification
Verify from actual trial part and processing records that the intervention is whole edible Nelumbo nucifera rhizome.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Retain traditional records as context; they do not replace identification of the trial-product plant part.
Why this condition is needed
Hemostatic contexts for nodes or carbonized products can otherwise become claims of therapeutic efficacy for whole lotus rhizome.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N03 · Are the direct trial's food or juice formulation and inclusion of other active ingredients verified?
Required materials and conditions
Trial-formulation manufacturing, raw-material amount, extraction or juicing conditions, other active ingredients and product-supply records.
Conditions for verification
Verify manufacturing, content and combination status of the actual administered food or defined juice from original trial material.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not automatically treat food and juice as equivalent; reconsider applicability when actual specification differences are identified.
Why this condition is needed
Results for undefined lotus-root juice or combination prescriptions cannot be attributed to the contribution of whole lotus rhizome alone.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N04 · Are direct-comparison participants adults with heavy menstrual bleeding, with diagnosis and baseline status verified?
Required materials and conditions
Heavy-menstrual-bleeding diagnostic criteria, participant characteristics, bleeding causes and baseline PBAC or objective blood-loss records.
Conditions for verification
Verify the actual heavy-menstrual-bleeding definition, age, bleeding causes, baseline menstrual blood loss and inclusion/exclusion criteria.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Retain populations with different diagnoses or bleeding causes as indirect rather than deleting them or declaring no effect.
Why this condition is needed
Older antioxidant-trial participants and adults with heavy menstrual bleeding are different populations.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N05 · Is there a comparison of added lotus rhizome against an appropriate control on the same background treatment?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial group interventions and controls, standard treatment, co-treatment and rescue-treatment records.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual comparators, common treatments and the contrast of interest in a heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not require placebo as the only eligible control; specify control conditions and the actual effect of interest.
Why this condition is needed
The contribution of lotus rhizome cannot be determined without actual comparators and background treatments.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N06 · Are actual lotus-rhizome or juice intake and adherence linked to menstrual-blood-loss material verified?
Required materials and conditions
Group-specific raw-material amount, juice concentration, intake frequency, actual consumption and adherence records.
Conditions for verification
Verify nominal and actual intake, frequency and adherence in a direct trial.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not invent a therapeutic or minimum amount; keep doses for other endpoints separate.
Why this condition is needed
Food-use experience or amounts from other studies cannot establish actual exposure to therapeutic juice.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N07 · Are administration duration, menstrual-blood measurement cycles and visit times verified?
Required materials and conditions
Administration and follow-up schedules, with baseline and follow-up cycle bleeding measurements.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-trial administration duration, baseline and follow-up menstrual cycles and measurement times.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not invent an appropriate minimum duration or required cycle count. Long-term persistence is a separate extension.
Why this condition is needed
Menstrual-blood-loss results cannot be compared as the same outcome without measurement cycles and exposure duration.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N08 · Are the direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial design, allocation, concealment and baseline balance verified?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial methods, allocation procedures, group baseline tables and design documents.
Conditions for verification
Verify the actual comparative design, allocation procedures, concealment and baseline balance for the direct endpoint.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Retain nonrandomized material with design limits; do not replace unverified design with non-applicability of crossover or cluster designs.
Why this condition is needed
Randomization in a related antioxidant RCT does not establish a comparative menstrual-blood-loss design.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N09 · Are actual PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss tools, units and assessment procedures verified?
Required materials and conditions
Bleeding-measurement tools and units, assessor procedures, group collection within matching cycles and blinding records.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-outcome methods, tools, units, scale direction, assessor blinding and collection procedures.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not automatically convert PBAC to objective loss or judge failure solely because blinding is impossible.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents confusion between an intended endpoint specification and actual measured results.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N10 · Are co-medication, standard treatment, rescue treatment and group-specific changes verified in direct material?
Required materials and conditions
Group gynecological treatments, other interventions, rescue treatment, adherence and analytical handling records.
Conditions for verification
Verify concurrent treatments, changes, rescue treatment and their handling by group in a menstrual-blood-loss trial.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
There is no need to prohibit all co-treatment; assess it according to the actual effect of interest and group-specific handling.
Why this condition is needed
Bleeding changes caused by other treatments could otherwise be attributed to lotus-rhizome efficacy.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N11 · Are randomized, completed and analyzed denominators verified for direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding results?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial participant flow and analysis counts by group and endpoint.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish and verify recruited, allocated, completed, measured and analyzed denominators by group for direct results.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not use the absence of participants recruited by a review or the 1 allergy case as an efficacy denominator for heavy menstrual bleeding.
Why this condition is needed
Retained report counts and participants in other human studies are not direct-analysis denominators.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N12 · Are missing direct bleeding results, dropout reasons and handling methods verified?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial group dropout reasons, cycle-specific missing measurements, missing-data handling and sensitivity-analysis records.
Conditions for verification
Verify missing menstrual-blood-loss measurements, loss to follow-up, exclusion reasons and group missing-data handling.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not interpret missing dropout information in related research as no dropout in a direct trial.
Why this condition is needed
Actual participant flow and missing-data material are needed to assess whether only completer results remain.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N13 · Is it verified whether bleeding results estimate between-group final values or changes?
Required materials and conditions
Group bleeding values, between-group analysis tables and models, and ITT or adherence-effect definitions.
Conditions for verification
Verify group order, final-value or change analyses, between-group analysis, adjustment and analysis populations for direct results.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not assign ITT, PP or adjusted effects to material that does not specify its analysis.
Why this condition is needed
The direction of reduced bleeding alone cannot establish the comparative effect measure or analysis.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N14 · Are direct menstrual-blood-loss effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals verified?
Required materials and conditions
Endpoint-specific group result tables, variability types, denominators and between-group estimates and intervals.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-comparison measures, units, estimates, denominators, SD or SE and confidence intervals in original material.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not calculate bleeding effects or intervals from other markers, or infer SD and SE.
Why this condition is needed
Significance or a trial label alone cannot establish effect size and precision.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N15 · Are important differences and patient-related criteria needed to interpret bleeding changes verified?
Required materials and conditions
Evidence for important PBAC or objective-blood-loss differences, with the trial's estimates and intervals.
Conditions for verification
Verify the relationship between justified important differences for the chosen measure and actual estimated intervals.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Leave currently undetermined importance criteria as such; do not turn unverified information into a clinically negligible effect.
Why this condition is needed
Whether bleeding decreases and whether its magnitude matters to patients are different judgments.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N16 · Can direct-trial registration, protocol, planned endpoints and actual results be compared?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial identifiers, original registration, protocol, analysis plan, amendments and actual results.
Conditions for verification
Verify an eligible direct trial's identity, registration and plans against actual bleeding endpoints, times and analyses.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Do not turn unacquired registration into confirmed nonregistration or selective reporting, or uniformly require trial registration for reviews and case reports.
Why this condition is needed
Related bibliographies do not establish a direct trial's advance plan or a selective-reporting comparison.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N17 · Can unique families, duplication and independent replication of direct menstrual-blood-loss trials be verified?
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial identifiers and report links, review included-study lists, recruitment and institution information.
Conditions for verification
Verify eligible direct-trial identifiers, associated reports, recruited populations and endpoint/time family relationships.
Requirement and applicability
Required (direct-efficacy replication verification)
Application exceptions
Retain reviews and cases in their respective roles without estimating unique direct trials or participant totals. H07 informs only the boundary against re-citing the safety case as replication.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents the three related reports from being counted as three independent heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N18 · Can favorable, no-difference and unfavorable results for the same direct bleeding question be verified?
Required materials and conditions
All relevant direct-trial bleeding result tables, analyses, corrections and opposing reports.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual results regardless of direction for matching intervention, population, bleeding endpoint and time.
Requirement and applicability
Required
Application exceptions
Safety signals differ from null direct-bleeding results; do not extend an unidentified direct trial to a worldwide absence of effect.
Why this condition is needed
A summary lacking clinical results is not an observation of a null effect or equivalence.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N19 · Can S01's oxidative and DNA-damage results apply directly to menstrual blood loss?
Required materials and conditions
S01 original-trial population, measurements and result tables, with separate direct bleeding material.
Conditions for verification
Verify S01's actual population, endpoints and result role, explaining differences from direct bleeding results.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (related human-study applicability boundary)
Application exceptions
Older-adult oxidative and DNA-damage markers are not directly applied to the current bleeding question. Not applicable concerns only direct application of this result.
Why this condition is needed
The existence of human lotus-rhizome research differs from direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding efficacy.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N20 · Are S01's population, design, actual randomized and completed denominators, funding and conflicts verified?
Required materials and conditions
S01 participant flow, original result tables, funding, product supply and author disclosures.
Conditions for verification
Verify S01's population, design, randomized and completed denominators and actual funding and conflict disclosures.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (related-report identity and attribution)
Application exceptions
This is not direct-efficacy material, so verifying its denominators does not replace direct-effect conditions.
Why this condition is needed
An academic-research classification alone cannot establish denominators and independent funding.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N21 · Can S02's traditional and preclinical review serve as a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding comparative trial?
Required materials and conditions
Review text, included-material list and original material from a separate eligible direct comparative trial.
Conditions for verification
Verify S02's design and provision of clinical results, distinguishing it from a direct comparative trial.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (traditional-use context)
Application exceptions
The narrative review itself is not a trial recruiting clinical participants. Actual identities of included studies need separate comparison.
Why this condition is needed
A traditional metrorrhagia record does not become a modern PBAC comparison.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N22 · Do traditional hemostatic records concern the same part, processing and disease as whole edible lotus rhizome or juice?
Required materials and conditions
Traditional records and relevant review sections, actual parts, processing, prescription composition and disease definitions.
Conditions for verification
Compare traditional parts, processing and diseases with whole edible underground rhizome and the current bleeding endpoint.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (consistency of indirect records)
Application exceptions
Retain other-part records as background without adopting them as clinical results for the current intervention.
Why this condition is needed
Lotus-leaf uterine-bleeding records, nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions could otherwise be merged into one intervention.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N23 · Are S03's anaphylaxis event definition, diagnosis and collection context verified?
Required materials and conditions
S03 diagnostic evidence, medical history, event timeline, reporting methods and original text.
Conditions for verification
Verify original event definitions, diagnosis and collection level for the reported post-ingestion anaphylaxis.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (safety separate from efficacy)
Application exceptions
Do not require a case report to provide incidence data; retain it as safety context. This condition adds no mandatory efficacy-trial count.
Why this condition is needed
Retain the human allergy signal while maintaining the verified level of diagnosis and causality.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N24 · Are S03's actual intake, preparation and event timeline verified?
Required materials and conditions
Case intake, product or food form, timeline, withdrawal and re-exposure records.
Conditions for verification
Verify case exposure amount, cooking or juice form, ingestion, onset, recovery, withdrawal and re-exposure times.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (safety-signal exposure boundary)
Application exceptions
Do not infer missing dose, preparation or latency, or invent improvement after withdrawal or re-exposure.
Why this condition is needed
A food-ingestion case cannot automatically serve as direct harm material for defined therapeutic-amount juice.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N25 · Are exposed-person denominators, observation periods and comparisons available to interpret anaphylaxis frequency?
Required materials and conditions
Total exposed and affected counts, exposure and follow-up durations, collection systems and comparison conditions.
Conditions for verification
Verify frequency information linking people with events to exposed-person denominators, duration, collection systems and comparators.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for incidence claims
Application exceptions
Retain cases without controls or exposed denominators as signals. Do not require numerical harm-incidence certainty for the current efficacy question.
Why this condition is needed
A report of 1 person does not establish the exposed-population denominator or incidence magnitude.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N26 · Are the case's other foods, medications, allergy status and alternative explanations verified?
Required materials and conditions
Case food and medication co-exposures, baseline allergies and diseases, and alternative-cause assessment records.
Conditions for verification
Verify concurrent exposures, baseline allergies, other causes and assessment methods for the reported event.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (causal-interpretation boundary)
Application exceptions
Without alternative-cause information, do not state that no other causes existed.
Why this condition is needed
A report of an association with lotus root alone cannot establish a sole cause or confirmed causality.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N27 · Is material available on therapeutic-amount juice in pregnancy, lactation, liver or kidney disease and drug interactions?
Required materials and conditions
Population-specific exposure and harm collection for therapeutic-amount juice, long-term observation and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interaction material.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct safety information for relevant special populations, long-term use and drug interactions at matching formulation and exposure levels.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for the relevant safety extension
Application exceptions
Do not require all rare-harm studies for the narrow efficacy claim or create personal intake instructions.
Why this condition is needed
Food experience or a case involving 1 person cannot establish safety in all populations and long-term exposure.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N28 · Are actual funding, product supply and author interests verified for the three reports?
Required materials and conditions
Original S01, S02 and S03 funding, product-supply, author-affiliation, patent and COI disclosures.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual funding, product supply, employment, patents and disclosure levels for each report.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary; required for independence claims
Application exceptions
Do not automatically exclude material with identified conflicts or automatically treat no conflicts as no bias.
Why this condition is needed
Academic-research or review classifications do not prove actual independence.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N29 · Were actually read material, external papers and abstracts, and individual historical access dates distinguished?
Required materials and conditions
Original retained input, citation locations, material types, actual access and reading events, and report-specific historical access records.
Conditions for verification
Separate current retained-summary reading from unattempted external access and unread material by item; leave absent historical access dates unrecorded.
Requirement and applicability
Required (record scope)
Application exceptions
Access not attempted is not inaccessibility, and a PubMed URL is not a publisher full-text URL.
Why this condition is needed
A bibliographic URL and original verdict review date do not prove current full-text reading or individual historical access dates.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N30 · Can actual original search queries, execution dates, results and selection scope be verified?
Required materials and conditions
Historical search queries, dates, results and selection records, with an explanation of the retained scope.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual date-specific queries, results and selection records as well as original sources and terms, limiting absence language to that scope.
Requirement and applicability
Required (interpretation of unverified information)
Application exceptions
No new search is performed in the current conversion, and original-search completeness is not certified.
Why this condition is needed
Failure to identify a study in a search differs from the absence of all clinical research or effects.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N31 · Are the original ?, unrecorded score, pre/post-correction human-study flags and review status preserved?
Required materials and conditions
Original current grade, score, axes, evidence status, correction and editorial-review material, with change history.
Conditions for verification
Preserve actual types of original verdict, score and axes, with correction and review history, without certifying a new verdict.
Requirement and applicability
Required (historical preservation)
Application exceptions
The original grade is a historical citation, not an inherited condition status, efficacy probability or new score.
Why this condition is needed
Current versus historical no-human-study flags could be mistaken for changed efficacy evidence or a new verdict.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N32 · Was ID1965's cough and sputum question distinguished from the current menstrual-blood-loss claim?
Required materials and conditions
Manuscript adjacent-claim identifiers and endpoint boundaries; actual material for that question in future separately scoped work.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the other effect of the same intervention explicitly described in the current manuscript as an independent question.
Requirement and applicability
Required (claim unit)
Application exceptions
Do not open ID1965's individual file in this work; record only the current manuscript's mention.
Why this condition is needed
Bronchitis-related cough and sputum and menstrual blood loss are different endpoints even for the same lotus rhizome or juice.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N33 · Are optimal dose and persistence after stopping required as additional conditions for this narrow bleeding question?
Required materials and conditions
Actual direct-trial dose and duration material; direct dose comparisons and post-withdrawal follow-up only when addressing extensions.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish verification of actual original-claim dose and duration from extensions concerning optimal dose and persistence after stopping.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (extension boundary)
Application exceptions
Optimal dose and post-withdrawal persistence are not additional mandatory conditions for the current main question. Actual exposure and measurement duration remain addressed in N06 and N07.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents unverified direct bleeding material from becoming judgments about optimal dose or long-term effects.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
N34 · Are blood-loss results being extended to verified anemia treatment or replacement of standard care?
Required materials and conditions
Original bleeding result tables and separate anemia or standard-treatment comparisons, with original advertising boundaries.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the selected menstrual-blood-loss endpoint from separate clinical questions about anemia treatment and treatment replacement.
Requirement and applicability
Supplementary (clinical-extension boundary)
Application exceptions
Do not require anemia or standard-treatment-replacement studies as additional mandatory conditions for the current bleeding endpoint.
Why this condition is needed
Blood-loss results would not automatically prove anemia correction or replacement of standard care.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.
Referenced methods and the sections actually reviewed

M03 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2023-08

Official methodology · §3.1, §3.2.1–3.2.3, MECIR C5/C7/C13

Referenced principle
Clearly record the question, eligibility conditions and reasons for changes; distinguish intervention variants.
Extent of review
Retained method-application records were reused. External originals were not reread and method content was not reassessed.

M04 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5.1 (2025), chapter updated 2025-03

Official methodology · §4.5, §4.6.1–4.6.3, MECIR C42

Referenced principle
Link studies and reports separately; do not omit studies solely because results are unreported.
Extent of review
Retained method-application records were reused. External originals were not reread and method content was not reassessed.

M08 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2019-10

Official methodology · §8.1–8.2.3, Table 8.2.a

Referenced principle
Fix the result and effect of interest when examining randomization, deviations, missingness, measurement and selective reporting.
Extent of review
Retained method-application records were reused. External originals were not reread and method content was not reassessed.

M15 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2023-08

Official methodology · §15.2.4, §15.3.1–15.3.3

Referenced principle
Distinguish effect estimates, intervals, importance and applicability. Sample size alone does not determine precision.
Extent of review
Retained method-application records were reused. External originals were not reread and method content was not reassessed.

M19 · Cochrane Handbook 6.5 (2024), chapter updated 2019-10

Official methodology · §19.1.2, §19.2.1–19.2.4

Referenced principle
Harm questions may require different designs, populations and follow-up from efficacy questions. Case reports do not establish incidence.
Extent of review
Retained method-application records were reused. External originals were not reread and method content was not reassessed.
What the statuses mean
Met
The item’s boundary or record is verified from retained material; this does not verify a clinical effect.
Partly verified
Only some required information is verified; actual remaining evidence gaps are distinguished.
Unverified
Required information is unverified within the retained material read. This does not mean no studies or an effect of 0.
Not applicable
Only the specified applicability exception applies; this does not replace unread or insufficient material.
Not read
External material content was not read in this work; this differs from access failure or paper nonreporting.

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N01 · Which independent claim does this table address?

Current findings
The original claim concerns reduced menstrual blood loss in adults with heavy menstrual bleeding who orally consume whole edible lotus rhizome or defined lotus-root juice. Hemostatic claims for leaves, plumule, rhizome nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions are excluded.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
The original claim identity and exclusion boundaries are linked to retained material. This does not verify a direct clinical effect.
Reason for missing information
The claim boundary is verified. Actual trial formulation, amount, comparator and duration remain unverified in subsequent conditions.
Required materials and conditions
Identification records for the original claim, plant part, formulation, route, population and endpoint.
Materials to obtain first
Identification records for the original claim, plant part, formulation, route, population and endpoint.
Further research
Classify new material by original-claim eligibility and consider a separate table only for an actually different question.
Remaining uncertainty
Whether the same boundaries can be maintained when direct-trial material is added.
Conditions for verification
Link the current original menstrual-blood-loss claim to its population, plant part and route, distinguishing other effects.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents different parts and effects of one plant from being merged into the menstrual-blood-loss question.
Application exceptions
If actual trial formulations of defined juice and food become known, retain their differences without inventing new claims from currently unverified combinations.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

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N02 · Is the trial intervention whole edible rhizome, distinguished from nodes and carbonized products?

Current findings
The intended part is explicitly the whole edible underground rhizome, but actual part and processing records for an eligible heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial product are not retained.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
The intended and excluded parts are known, but actual direct-trial intervention identity is unverified.
Reason for missing information
Raw-material and processing information for a heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial product is missing. This does not mean other parts are ineffective.
Required materials and conditions
Trial-product botanical identity, plant part, processing and manufacturing records.
Materials to obtain first
Trial-product botanical identity, plant part, processing and manufacturing records.
Further research
Compare acquired product documents with trial methods, classifying whole rhizome, nodes and carbonized products separately.
Remaining uncertainty
Agreement between the current definition and actual trial products.
Conditions for verification
Verify from actual trial part and processing records that the intervention is whole edible Nelumbo nucifera rhizome.
Why this condition is needed
Hemostatic contexts for nodes or carbonized products can otherwise become claims of therapeutic efficacy for whole lotus rhizome.
Application exceptions
Retain traditional records as context; they do not replace identification of the trial-product plant part.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02

N03 · Are the direct trial's food or juice formulation and inclusion of other active ingredients verified?

Current findings
The retained material poses whole food or defined lotus-root juice as the question and states that an eligible trial formulation is unverified. Combination prescriptions are excluded.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Permitted formulations in the question are known, but actual product specifications and single-intervention status are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Manufacturing, content and combination-product information for a direct trial is not retained.
Required materials and conditions
Trial-formulation manufacturing, raw-material amount, extraction or juicing conditions, other active ingredients and product-supply records.
Materials to obtain first
Trial-formulation manufacturing, raw-material amount, extraction or juicing conditions, other active ingredients and product-supply records.
Further research
Build trial-specific product specifications distinguishing food, defined juice, other-part extracts and combination prescriptions.
Remaining uncertainty
Food/juice equivalence and the specific contribution of lotus rhizome.
Conditions for verification
Verify manufacturing, content and combination status of the actual administered food or defined juice from original trial material.
Why this condition is needed
Results for undefined lotus-root juice or combination prescriptions cannot be attributed to the contribution of whole lotus rhizome alone.
Application exceptions
Do not automatically treat food and juice as equivalent; reconsider applicability when actual specification differences are identified.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N04 · Are direct-comparison participants adults with heavy menstrual bleeding, with diagnosis and baseline status verified?

Current findings
The intended population is adults with heavy menstrual bleeding. S01 concerns antioxidant outcomes in older adults; diagnosis and baseline characteristics in a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Only the intended population name is known; actual eligible-population diagnosis, baseline and selection information are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Diagnostic criteria and baseline bleeding information for the direct population are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Heavy-menstrual-bleeding diagnostic criteria, participant characteristics, bleeding causes and baseline PBAC or objective blood-loss records.
Materials to obtain first
Heavy-menstrual-bleeding diagnostic criteria, participant characteristics, bleeding causes and baseline PBAC or objective blood-loss records.
Further research
Compare participant characteristics with the adult heavy-menstrual-bleeding population; retain separate results or applicability limits for mixed populations.
Remaining uncertainty
Applicability to particular causes and severities of heavy menstrual bleeding.
Conditions for verification
Verify the actual heavy-menstrual-bleeding definition, age, bleeding causes, baseline menstrual blood loss and inclusion/exclusion criteria.
Why this condition is needed
Older antioxidant-trial participants and adults with heavy menstrual bleeding are different populations.
Application exceptions
Retain populations with different diagnoses or bleeding causes as indirect rather than deleting them or declaring no effect.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01

N05 · Is there a comparison of added lotus rhizome against an appropriate control on the same background treatment?

Current findings
The direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial comparator is unverified in retained material. S01's cucumber comparator addresses a different antioxidant-marker question.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Material verifying the direct menstrual-blood-loss comparator and balance of treatments is missing.
Reason for missing information
An actual between-group contrast is unavailable, so S01's food comparator cannot serve as a heavy-menstrual-bleeding comparator.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial group interventions and controls, standard treatment, co-treatment and rescue-treatment records.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial group interventions and controls, standard treatment, co-treatment and rescue-treatment records.
Further research
Compare group interventions to define the contrast for adding lotus rhizome and examine other treatment differences separately.
Remaining uncertainty
The comparative effect of added lotus rhizome and the contribution of other treatments.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual comparators, common treatments and the contrast of interest in a heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial.
Why this condition is needed
The contribution of lotus rhizome cannot be determined without actual comparators and background treatments.
Application exceptions
Do not require placebo as the only eligible control; specify control conditions and the actual effect of interest.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01

N06 · Are actual lotus-rhizome or juice intake and adherence linked to menstrual-blood-loss material verified?

Current findings
The dose in an eligible human heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial is unverified. Safety considerations for food use and repeated therapeutic-amount juice consumption are distinguished.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Actual intake, frequency and adherence linked to direct bleeding results are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Original material establishing exposure to the therapeutic formulation is missing.
Required materials and conditions
Group-specific raw-material amount, juice concentration, intake frequency, actual consumption and adherence records.
Materials to obtain first
Group-specific raw-material amount, juice concentration, intake frequency, actual consumption and adherence records.
Further research
Link product specifications and consumption records to examine exposure corresponding to the direct endpoint.
Remaining uncertainty
Dose-related effects, harms and applicability.
Conditions for verification
Verify nominal and actual intake, frequency and adherence in a direct trial.
Why this condition is needed
Food-use experience or amounts from other studies cannot establish actual exposure to therapeutic juice.
Application exceptions
Do not invent a therapeutic or minimum amount; keep doses for other endpoints separate.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N07 · Are administration duration, menstrual-blood measurement cycles and visit times verified?

Current findings
Eligible-trial duration and bleeding-measurement cycles are unverified in retained material.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Without a direct-trial administration and measurement schedule, effects within matching menstrual cycles cannot be assessed.
Reason for missing information
Administration duration, measurement cycles and follow-up material are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Administration and follow-up schedules, with baseline and follow-up cycle bleeding measurements.
Materials to obtain first
Administration and follow-up schedules, with baseline and follow-up cycle bleeding measurements.
Further research
Link visits and menstrual-cycle timelines to assess whether contrasts concern matching times.
Remaining uncertainty
Matching duration and persistence after stopping.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-trial administration duration, baseline and follow-up menstrual cycles and measurement times.
Why this condition is needed
Menstrual-blood-loss results cannot be compared as the same outcome without measurement cycles and exposure duration.
Application exceptions
Do not invent an appropriate minimum duration or required cycle count. Long-term persistence is a separate extension.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N08 · Are the direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial design, allocation, concealment and baseline balance verified?

Current findings
S01 is recorded as a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. The design of an eligible direct comparative menstrual-blood-loss trial is unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
A randomized-trial label for another endpoint cannot provide allocation evidence for the direct efficacy question.
Reason for missing information
Direct-trial design, allocation, concealment and baseline tables are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial methods, allocation procedures, group baseline tables and design documents.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial methods, allocation procedures, group baseline tables and design documents.
Further research
Compare actual allocation and group baseline information for the endpoint of interest, retaining unverified procedures.
Remaining uncertainty
The scope for assessing confounding or allocation problems.
Conditions for verification
Verify the actual comparative design, allocation procedures, concealment and baseline balance for the direct endpoint.
Why this condition is needed
Randomization in a related antioxidant RCT does not establish a comparative menstrual-blood-loss design.
Application exceptions
Retain nonrandomized material with design limits; do not replace unverified design with non-applicability of crossover or cluster designs.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01

N09 · Are actual PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss tools, units and assessment procedures verified?

Current findings
Retained material specifies PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss as intended endpoints, but actual tools, units and measurement procedures are unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Only candidate endpoints are identified; actual measured results and assessment procedures are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Direct-outcome measurement methods, scales, units and assessment conditions are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Bleeding-measurement tools and units, assessor procedures, group collection within matching cycles and blinding records.
Materials to obtain first
Bleeding-measurement tools and units, assessor procedures, group collection within matching cycles and blinding records.
Further research
Link PBAC scores and objective blood loss as separate measures and examine measurement-condition differences.
Remaining uncertainty
Distinguishing measurement differences from actual bleeding changes.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-outcome methods, tools, units, scale direction, assessor blinding and collection procedures.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents confusion between an intended endpoint specification and actual measured results.
Application exceptions
Do not automatically convert PBAC to objective loss or judge failure solely because blinding is impossible.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02

N10 · Are co-medication, standard treatment, rescue treatment and group-specific changes verified in direct material?

Current findings
Retained material states that lotus rhizome cannot be advertised as a replacement for standard gynecological treatments such as hormonal therapy. Direct-trial common-treatment and rescue-treatment records are missing.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Advertising boundaries do not replace group co-treatment, change and analysis information.
Reason for missing information
Actual concurrent treatments and group-specific changes are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Group gynecological treatments, other interventions, rescue treatment, adherence and analytical handling records.
Materials to obtain first
Group gynecological treatments, other interventions, rescue treatment, adherence and analytical handling records.
Further research
Link treatment changes and lotus-rhizome exposure over time to examine factors mixed into the actual contrast of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
The sole contribution of lotus rhizome to bleeding changes.
Conditions for verification
Verify concurrent treatments, changes, rescue treatment and their handling by group in a menstrual-blood-loss trial.
Why this condition is needed
Bleeding changes caused by other treatments could otherwise be attributed to lotus-rhizome efficacy.
Application exceptions
There is no need to prohibit all co-treatment; assess it according to the actual effect of interest and group-specific handling.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N11 · Are randomized, completed and analyzed denominators verified for direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding results?

Current findings
Group denominators for menstrual-blood-loss results are unverified. S01's randomized and completed counts are also unverified, and S03's 1 person is a safety case report.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Actual analysis counts in an eligible direct trial are missing, preventing assessment of power, precision or total participants.
Reason for missing information
Direct recruitment, allocation, completion and analysis counts are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial participant flow and analysis counts by group and endpoint.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial participant flow and analysis counts by group and endpoint.
Further research
Link recruitment to analysis of the relevant bleeding endpoint without adding participant counts from other reports.
Remaining uncertainty
Denominator attribution and the selected analysis-population scope.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish and verify recruited, allocated, completed, measured and analyzed denominators by group for direct results.
Why this condition is needed
Retained report counts and participants in other human studies are not direct-analysis denominators.
Application exceptions
Do not use the absence of participants recruited by a review or the 1 allergy case as an efficacy denominator for heavy menstrual bleeding.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N12 · Are missing direct bleeding results, dropout reasons and handling methods verified?

Current findings
An eligible direct trial is unverified, so missing bleeding measurements, loss to follow-up, exclusions and handling methods cannot be verified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Direct-trial participant flow and results needed to assess missingness are missing.
Reason for missing information
Group dropout, missingness and handling information are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial group dropout reasons, cycle-specific missing measurements, missing-data handling and sensitivity-analysis records.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial group dropout reasons, cycle-specific missing measurements, missing-data handling and sensitivity-analysis records.
Further research
Link flow and result tables to examine the direction of missing measurements and actual handling scope.
Remaining uncertainty
The influence of missingness on the contrast of interest.
Conditions for verification
Verify missing menstrual-blood-loss measurements, loss to follow-up, exclusion reasons and group missing-data handling.
Why this condition is needed
Actual participant flow and missing-data material are needed to assess whether only completer results remain.
Application exceptions
Do not interpret missing dropout information in related research as no dropout in a direct trial.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N13 · Is it verified whether bleeding results estimate between-group final values or changes?

Current findings
Actual between-group analysis and effect definitions for PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss are unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Without direct values and models, a reduction direction cannot serve as a between-group effect estimate.
Reason for missing information
Group order, original values, final values or changes, analysis populations and adjustment information are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Group bleeding values, between-group analysis tables and models, and ITT or adherence-effect definitions.
Materials to obtain first
Group bleeding values, between-group analysis tables and models, and ITT or adherence-effect definitions.
Further research
Compare the question's contrast of interest with actual analyses, separating within-group change from between-group effects.
Remaining uncertainty
Which comparative effect can be estimated.
Conditions for verification
Verify group order, final-value or change analyses, between-group analysis, adjustment and analysis populations for direct results.
Why this condition is needed
The direction of reduced bleeding alone cannot establish the comparative effect measure or analysis.
Application exceptions
Do not assign ITT, PP or adjusted effects to material that does not specify its analysis.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02

N14 · Are direct menstrual-blood-loss effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals verified?

Current findings
Retained material lacks effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals for an eligible direct bleeding comparison. S02 is also summarized as not providing clinical PBAC or objective-loss results.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Direct numerical information needed to assess effect size and precision is missing.
Reason for missing information
The relevant values are unverified in retained summaries. Whole-paper nonreporting has not been newly established.
Required materials and conditions
Endpoint-specific group result tables, variability types, denominators and between-group estimates and intervals.
Materials to obtain first
Endpoint-specific group result tables, variability types, denominators and between-group estimates and intervals.
Further research
Link estimates to measures, times and denominators, leaving unverified intervals without new calculation.
Remaining uncertainty
The range and precision of possible effects.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct-comparison measures, units, estimates, denominators, SD or SE and confidence intervals in original material.
Why this condition is needed
Significance or a trial label alone cannot establish effect size and precision.
Application exceptions
Do not calculate bleeding effects or intervals from other markers, or infer SD and SE.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02

N15 · Are important differences and patient-related criteria needed to interpret bleeding changes verified?

Current findings
Direct bleeding estimates, intervals and important-difference criteria are unverified in retained material.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Both effects and importance criteria are missing, preventing comparison of clinical meaning.
Reason for missing information
Justification of measure-specific important differences and intervals for direct results is missing.
Required materials and conditions
Evidence for important PBAC or objective-blood-loss differences, with the trial's estimates and intervals.
Materials to obtain first
Evidence for important PBAC or objective-blood-loss differences, with the trial's estimates and intervals.
Further research
If justified importance criteria become available, compare them with actual intervals without adopting arbitrary minimum effects or sample sizes.
Remaining uncertainty
Whether bleeding changes are meaningful to patients.
Conditions for verification
Verify the relationship between justified important differences for the chosen measure and actual estimated intervals.
Why this condition is needed
Whether bleeding decreases and whether its magnitude matters to patients are different judgments.
Application exceptions
Leave currently undetermined importance criteria as such; do not turn unverified information into a clinically negligible effect.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N16 · Can direct-trial registration, protocol, planned endpoints and actual results be compared?

Current findings
The registration fields of the three retained evidence records say unverified. An eligible direct trial and its registration and plans are unidentified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Missing direct-trial identity and original plans prevent comparison of planned endpoints and analyses with results.
Reason for missing information
Direct-trial identifiers, registration, protocol and analysis plans have not been acquired.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial identifiers, original registration, protocol, analysis plan, amendments and actual results.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial identifiers, original registration, protocol, analysis plan, amendments and actual results.
Further research
Link trial identity first, then compare planned and actual endpoints, times and analyses, distinguishing unacquired material.
Remaining uncertainty
Agreement between advance plans and selected analyses.
Conditions for verification
Verify an eligible direct trial's identity, registration and plans against actual bleeding endpoints, times and analyses.
Why this condition is needed
Related bibliographies do not establish a direct trial's advance plan or a selective-reporting comparison.
Application exceptions
Do not turn unacquired registration into confirmed nonregistration or selective reporting, or uniformly require trial registration for reviews and case reports.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N17 · Can unique families, duplication and independent replication of direct menstrual-blood-loss trials be verified?

Current findings
S01 is a human pilot for another endpoint, S02 a review and S03 a safety case report. Eligible direct bleeding-trial identity is unverified, so unique direct-trial and independent-replication counts remain unrecorded.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Report roles are distinguished, but material establishing direct-trial families is missing.
Reason for missing information
Direct trials, families, replication and total unique participants are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Direct-trial identifiers and report links, review included-study lists, recruitment and institution information.
Materials to obtain first
Direct-trial identifiers and report links, review included-study lists, recruitment and institution information.
Further research
Link reports and study families, distinguishing re-citation of the same population or results from independent replication.
Remaining uncertainty
Unverified direct replication and duplication through re-citation.
Conditions for verification
Verify eligible direct-trial identifiers, associated reports, recruited populations and endpoint/time family relationships.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents the three related reports from being counted as three independent heavy-menstrual-bleeding trials.
Application exceptions
Retain reviews and cases in their respective roles without estimating unique direct trials or participant totals. H07 informs only the boundary against re-citing the safety case as replication.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N18 · Can favorable, no-difference and unfavorable results for the same direct bleeding question be verified?

Current findings
Retained records describe unidentified direct bleeding trials. The absence of clinical bleeding results in S02 is not evidence of a null effect, and S03's allergy event is safety context.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Without direct results for the same question, favorable, no-difference and unfavorable between-group outcomes cannot be compared.
Reason for missing information
Directions, magnitudes and opposing reports for direct bleeding results are unverified.
Required materials and conditions
All relevant direct-trial bleeding result tables, analyses, corrections and opposing reports.
Materials to obtain first
All relevant direct-trial bleeding result tables, analyses, corrections and opposing reports.
Further research
Compare results at matching contrasts and times without turning numerical differences for other questions into conflicts.
Remaining uncertainty
Possible confusion between absence of effect and absence of material.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual results regardless of direction for matching intervention, population, bleeding endpoint and time.
Why this condition is needed
A summary lacking clinical results is not an observation of a null effect or equivalence.
Application exceptions
Safety signals differ from null direct-bleeding results; do not extend an unidentified direct trial to a worldwide absence of effect.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02 S03

N19 · Can S01's oxidative and DNA-damage results apply directly to menstrual blood loss?

Current findings
S01 concerns oxidative and DNA-damage markers in a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. Its retained summary records no menstrual-blood-loss result.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
S01's observed endpoint and population do not match the bleeding question, so direct application of that result is not applicable.
Reason for missing information
Direct application is not applicable. Separate direct menstrual-blood-loss material remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
S01 original-trial population, measurements and result tables, with separate direct bleeding material.
Materials to obtain first
S01 original-trial population, measurements and result tables, with separate direct bleeding material.
Further research
Code antioxidant and DNA-damage markers separately from menstrual blood loss to compare directness.
Remaining uncertainty
Extrapolation from antioxidant-marker changes to menstrual blood loss.
Conditions for verification
Verify S01's actual population, endpoints and result role, explaining differences from direct bleeding results.
Why this condition is needed
The existence of human lotus-rhizome research differs from direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding efficacy.
Application exceptions
Older-adult oxidative and DNA-damage markers are not directly applied to the current bleeding question. Not applicable concerns only direct application of this result.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01

N20 · Are S01's population, design, actual randomized and completed denominators, funding and conflicts verified?

Current findings
S01 records older adults, but exact randomized and completed denominators and actual funding and COI are unverified in existing records.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Reported design and population context are verified, but actual denominators and conflict information are not.
Reason for missing information
S01's flow, actual funding and disclosure documents are absent from retained summaries.
Required materials and conditions
S01 participant flow, original result tables, funding, product supply and author disclosures.
Materials to obtain first
S01 participant flow, original result tables, funding, product supply and author disclosures.
Further research
Compare the related report's actual denominators and funding without transferring them to direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding denominators or independence.
Remaining uncertainty
The size and independence of the reported recruited population.
Conditions for verification
Verify S01's population, design, randomized and completed denominators and actual funding and conflict disclosures.
Why this condition is needed
An academic-research classification alone cannot establish denominators and independent funding.
Application exceptions
This is not direct-efficacy material, so verifying its denominators does not replace direct-effect conditions.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01

N21 · Can S02's traditional and preclinical review serve as a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding comparative trial?

Current findings
S02 is a traditional-use and preclinical narrative review. Its summary states that the review itself recruited no clinical participants and provides no clinical PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss results.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Using this review itself as a direct comparative bleeding trial does not meet design and result applicability conditions.
Reason for missing information
Direct-trial application of the review itself is not applicable. Individual directness and family information for included material were not newly verified.
Required materials and conditions
Review text, included-material list and original material from a separate eligible direct comparative trial.
Materials to obtain first
Review text, included-material list and original material from a separate eligible direct comparative trial.
Further research
Distinguish traditional and preclinical review records from clinical-trial reports and link identified included studies to families.
Remaining uncertainty
The risk of transferring traditional narratives to comparative effects.
Conditions for verification
Verify S02's design and provision of clinical results, distinguishing it from a direct comparative trial.
Why this condition is needed
A traditional metrorrhagia record does not become a modern PBAC comparison.
Application exceptions
The narrative review itself is not a trial recruiting clinical participants. Actual identities of included studies need separate comparison.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02

N22 · Do traditional hemostatic records concern the same part, processing and disease as whole edible lotus rhizome or juice?

Current findings
Retained material distinguishes classical hemostatic use, lotus-leaf uterine-bleeding records, nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions from the current intervention. Exact part and processing mappings for individual S02 traditional records are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Major stated differences are verified, but comparisons of individual traditional-record identity, part and processing are missing.
Reason for missing information
Exact mappings of individual traditional originals to their forms of use are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Traditional records and relevant review sections, actual parts, processing, prescription composition and disease definitions.
Materials to obtain first
Traditional records and relevant review sections, actual parts, processing, prescription composition and disease definitions.
Further research
Classify records by part, processing and disease, marking matches and differences from the whole-lotus-root-juice question.
Remaining uncertainty
Similarity between traditional records and defined juice.
Conditions for verification
Compare traditional parts, processing and diseases with whole edible underground rhizome and the current bleeding endpoint.
Why this condition is needed
Lotus-leaf uterine-bleeding records, nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions could otherwise be merged into one intervention.
Application exceptions
Retain other-part records as background without adopting them as clinical results for the current intervention.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S02

N23 · Are S03's anaphylaxis event definition, diagnosis and collection context verified?

Current findings
S03 records 1 human case of anaphylaxis after lotus-root ingestion. Detailed diagnostic and collection procedures are unverified in this retained summary.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
The original event description and case existence are verified, but actual diagnostic and collection details remain unverified.
Reason for missing information
Diagnostic evidence and detailed original case material remain unread.
Required materials and conditions
S03 diagnostic evidence, medical history, event timeline, reporting methods and original text.
Materials to obtain first
S03 diagnostic evidence, medical history, event timeline, reporting methods and original text.
Further research
Link actual case-event descriptions to identification procedures, distinguishing signals, comparative risks and causality.
Remaining uncertainty
Event-identification level and the scope of causal interpretation.
Conditions for verification
Verify original event definitions, diagnosis and collection level for the reported post-ingestion anaphylaxis.
Why this condition is needed
Retain the human allergy signal while maintaining the verified level of diagnosis and causality.
Application exceptions
Do not require a case report to provide incidence data; retain it as safety context. This condition adds no mandatory efficacy-trial count.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S03

N24 · Are S03's actual intake, preparation and event timeline verified?

Current findings
The context of an event after lotus-root ingestion is retained, but exact dose, preparation, onset, recovery, withdrawal and re-exposure timelines are unverified.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Only the broad direction of ingestion followed by the event is known; formulation, amount and detailed temporal relations are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Original S03 exposure amount, preparation and detailed timeline material is missing.
Required materials and conditions
Case intake, product or food form, timeline, withdrawal and re-exposure records.
Materials to obtain first
Case intake, product or food form, timeline, withdrawal and re-exposure records.
Further research
Compare actual exposure and event timelines without determining causality from temporal order alone.
Remaining uncertainty
Whether direct application to harm from defined juice is possible.
Conditions for verification
Verify case exposure amount, cooking or juice form, ingestion, onset, recovery, withdrawal and re-exposure times.
Why this condition is needed
A food-ingestion case cannot automatically serve as direct harm material for defined therapeutic-amount juice.
Application exceptions
Do not infer missing dose, preparation or latency, or invent improvement after withdrawal or re-exposure.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S03

N25 · Are exposed-person denominators, observation periods and comparisons available to interpret anaphylaxis frequency?

Current findings
S03 concerns 1 person, but total lotus-root-exposure denominators, duration and background comparisons are missing. The manuscript also explicitly states that incidence is unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Event counts alone cannot establish occurrence frequency or comparative risk.
Reason for missing information
Exposed-person denominators, duration, event-collection systems and comparisons are missing.
Required materials and conditions
Total exposed and affected counts, exposure and follow-up durations, collection systems and comparison conditions.
Materials to obtain first
Total exposed and affected counts, exposure and follow-up durations, collection systems and comparison conditions.
Further research
Assess only reported frequencies linked to denominators and time; do not convert case counts into incidence.
Remaining uncertainty
Harm frequency and the influence of selective reporting.
Conditions for verification
Verify frequency information linking people with events to exposed-person denominators, duration, collection systems and comparators.
Why this condition is needed
A report of 1 person does not establish the exposed-population denominator or incidence magnitude.
Application exceptions
Retain cases without controls or exposed denominators as signals. Do not require numerical harm-incidence certainty for the current efficacy question.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S03

N26 · Are the case's other foods, medications, allergy status and alternative explanations verified?

Current findings
S03 is summarized as lotus-root-associated anaphylaxis; details of concurrent foods, medication, baseline allergies and assessment of alternative causes are not retained.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Missing alternative-exposure and diagnostic material prevents assessment of sole causal contribution.
Reason for missing information
Original co-exposure, baseline-status and alternative-cause assessment material is missing.
Required materials and conditions
Case food and medication co-exposures, baseline allergies and diseases, and alternative-cause assessment records.
Materials to obtain first
Case food and medication co-exposures, baseline allergies and diseases, and alternative-cause assessment records.
Further research
Compare exposure, baseline status and diagnostic evidence, distinguishing assessed alternatives from unverified candidates.
Remaining uncertainty
The sole contribution of lotus root and the extent of established causality.
Conditions for verification
Verify concurrent exposures, baseline allergies, other causes and assessment methods for the reported event.
Why this condition is needed
A report of an association with lotus root alone cannot establish a sole cause or confirmed causality.
Application exceptions
Without alternative-cause information, do not state that no other causes existed.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S03

N27 · Is material available on therapeutic-amount juice in pregnancy, lactation, liver or kidney disease and drug interactions?

Current findings
Retained material distinguishes food-use experience from therapeutic-amount juice safety. Pregnancy, lactation, kidney and liver disease, and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interactions are unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Direct safety material for the relevant vulnerable populations, drugs and therapeutic formulation is unverified.
Reason for missing information
Material matching the stated vulnerable-population and interaction scopes is missing.
Required materials and conditions
Population-specific exposure and harm collection for therapeutic-amount juice, long-term observation and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interaction material.
Materials to obtain first
Population-specific exposure and harm collection for therapeutic-amount juice, long-term observation and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interaction material.
Further research
If existing safety material becomes available, compare applicability by food versus therapeutic juice, vulnerable populations and concurrent drugs.
Remaining uncertainty
Long-term and population-specific safety of therapeutic juice.
Conditions for verification
Verify direct safety information for relevant special populations, long-term use and drug interactions at matching formulation and exposure levels.
Why this condition is needed
Food experience or a case involving 1 person cannot establish safety in all populations and long-term exposure.
Application exceptions
Do not require all rare-harm studies for the narrow efficacy claim or create personal intake instructions.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S03

N28 · Are actual funding, product supply and author interests verified for the three reports?

Current findings
S01 and S02 are classified as academic research or review, but actual funding and COI are unverified. S03 funding and COI details are also unverified.
Verification status
Unverified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Beyond manuscript type classifications, material verifying actual funding, supply, employment and disclosures is missing.
Reason for missing information
Actual report-specific funding and conflict disclosures have not been acquired.
Required materials and conditions
Original S01, S02 and S03 funding, product-supply, author-affiliation, patent and COI disclosures.
Materials to obtain first
Original S01, S02 and S03 funding, product-supply, author-affiliation, patent and COI disclosures.
Further research
Link funding and disclosure levels to each report without turning missing information into independent funding or absence of bias.
Remaining uncertainty
Independent funding, institutions and the scope of result attribution.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual funding, product supply, employment, patents and disclosure levels for each report.
Why this condition is needed
Academic-research or review classifications do not prove actual independence.
Application exceptions
Do not automatically exclude material with identified conflicts or automatically treat no conflicts as no bias.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N29 · Were actually read material, external papers and abstracts, and individual historical access dates distinguished?

Current findings
The retained summary's Korean, English and full structure were read. No new external access or reading occurred. The three citations lack individual access-level and access-date fields; the original review date 2026-09-08 is separate.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Actual actions and material-specific reading scopes are distinguished without inferring individual historical dates.
Reason for missing information
Separation of reading records is verified. Current verification of external full texts and abstracts and individual historical access levels remain unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Original retained input, citation locations, material types, actual access and reading events, and report-specific historical access records.
Materials to obtain first
Original retained input, citation locations, material types, actual access and reading events, and report-specific historical access records.
Further research
For newly acquired material, link identity, type, read locations and dates without promoting summary reading to full-text reading.
Remaining uncertainty
Current external-material content and actual historical access levels.
Conditions for verification
Separate current retained-summary reading from unattempted external access and unread material by item; leave absent historical access dates unrecorded.
Why this condition is needed
A bibliographic URL and original verdict review date do not prove current full-text reading or individual historical access dates.
Application exceptions
Access not attempted is not inaccessibility, and a PubMed URL is not a publisher full-text URL.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources S01 S02 S03

N30 · Can actual original search queries, execution dates, results and selection scope be verified?

Current findings
The manuscript reports PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov searches combining plant parts, bleeding and PBAC. Evidence scope is limited to retained sources and the absence-proven flag is false. No new search occurred in this work.
Verification status
Partly verified
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Retained search context and absence limits are known, but original date-specific results, selection logs and completeness are unverified.
Reason for missing information
Detailed historical queries, execution dates and selection logs are missing. Worldwide absence is not claimed.
Required materials and conditions
Historical search queries, dates, results and selection records, with an explanation of the retained scope.
Materials to obtain first
Historical search queries, dates, results and selection records, with an explanation of the retained scope.
Further research
If search records are acquired, compare historical selection scope; distinguish additional searches as separately authorized events.
Remaining uncertainty
Possible omissions in the retained search and the current literature state.
Conditions for verification
Verify actual date-specific queries, results and selection records as well as original sources and terms, limiting absence language to that scope.
Why this condition is needed
Failure to identify a study in a search differs from the absence of all clinical research or effects.
Application exceptions
No new search is performed in the current conversion, and original-search completeness is not certified.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N31 · Are the original ?, unrecorded score, pre/post-correction human-study flags and review status preserved?

Current findings
The current grade is ?, score is unrecorded and the no-human-study flag is false. Editorial records retain the historical true value and specify legacy-grade review with grade revalidation false. Evidence status records related human studies as true, direct efficacy and eligible comparisons as false, and proven absence as false.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Original values, types and pre/post-correction differences are preserved exactly without certification as a new final grade.
Reason for missing information
Historical preservation is verified. Clinical re-review of the original grade is incomplete.
Required materials and conditions
Original current grade, score, axes, evidence status, correction and editorial-review material, with change history.
Materials to obtain first
Original current grade, score, axes, evidence status, correction and editorial-review material, with change history.
Further research
For change events, compare version-specific originals and separately record display corrections, new clinical evidence and regrading.
Remaining uncertainty
Interpretation of the existing grade and flags and future review.
Conditions for verification
Preserve actual types of original verdict, score and axes, with correction and review history, without certifying a new verdict.
Why this condition is needed
Current versus historical no-human-study flags could be mistaken for changed efficacy evidence or a new verdict.
Application exceptions
The original grade is a historical citation, not an inherited condition status, efficacy probability or new score.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N32 · Was ID1965's cough and sputum question distinguished from the current menstrual-blood-loss claim?

Current findings
The manuscript explains that ID1965 concerns bronchitis-related cough and sputum for the same whole lotus rhizome or juice, so it is not a duplicate. That individual original was not read in this work.
Verification status
Met
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
The other-effect boundary described in the current manuscript is preserved, with original-material nonreading explicit.
Reason for missing information
The current table's question separation is verified. Individual ID1965 evidence and content verification were not performed.
Required materials and conditions
Manuscript adjacent-claim identifiers and endpoint boundaries; actual material for that question in future separately scoped work.
Materials to obtain first
Manuscript adjacent-claim identifiers and endpoint boundaries; actual material for that question in future separately scoped work.
Further research
If authorized to address the adjacent question, review its original and material independently without automatically inheriting efficacy evidence from this table.
Remaining uncertainty
The actual scope of a separate adjacent-manuscript review.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the other effect of the same intervention explicitly described in the current manuscript as an independent question.
Why this condition is needed
Bronchitis-related cough and sputum and menstrual blood loss are different endpoints even for the same lotus rhizome or juice.
Application exceptions
Do not open ID1965's individual file in this work; record only the current manuscript's mention.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N33 · Are optimal dose and persistence after stopping required as additional conditions for this narrow bleeding question?

Current findings
The current main question concerns direct comparison of menstrual blood loss. Actual eligible dose and duration are unverified, and direct material establishing optimal dose or persistence is also unavailable.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Optimal-dose and post-withdrawal persistence extensions are not additional mandatory conditions for the selected narrow main question.
Reason for missing information
Additional mandatory application of those extensions is not applicable. Direct material on actual dose and duration remains unverified.
Required materials and conditions
Actual direct-trial dose and duration material; direct dose comparisons and post-withdrawal follow-up only when addressing extensions.
Materials to obtain first
Actual direct-trial dose and duration material; direct dose comparisons and post-withdrawal follow-up only when addressing extensions.
Further research
If direct comparisons become available, examine original effects, dose comparisons and persistence as separate contrasts of interest.
Remaining uncertainty
Direct material needed for future extensions.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish verification of actual original-claim dose and duration from extensions concerning optimal dose and persistence after stopping.
Why this condition is needed
This prevents unverified direct bleeding material from becoming judgments about optimal dose or long-term effects.
Application exceptions
Optimal dose and post-withdrawal persistence are not additional mandatory conditions for the current main question. Actual exposure and measurement duration remain addressed in N06 and N07.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources

N34 · Are blood-loss results being extended to verified anemia treatment or replacement of standard care?

Current findings
The manuscript states that lotus root cannot be advertised as a hemostatic food, menstrual-loss reducer, anemia treatment or replacement for standard gynecological care. This table is limited to the menstrual-blood-loss question.
Verification status
Not applicable
Materials actually read
The retained Korean/English summaries and case-specific condition/application records were read. External abstracts, full texts, registration, protocols and analysis plans remain unread; access was not attempted.
Why unverified
Independent efficacy judgments for anemia treatment and treatment replacement are outside the current main question's applicability.
Reason for missing information
Extension of the current endpoint is not applicable. Preserving original boundaries does not mean anemia or treatment-replacement material has been verified.
Required materials and conditions
Original bleeding result tables and separate anemia or standard-treatment comparisons, with original advertising boundaries.
Materials to obtain first
Original bleeding result tables and separate anemia or standard-treatment comparisons, with original advertising boundaries.
Further research
Even if direct results become available, assess other anemia and treatment-replacement endpoints and comparators as separate eligible questions.
Remaining uncertainty
Directness for future separate clinical questions.
Conditions for verification
Distinguish the selected menstrual-blood-loss endpoint from separate clinical questions about anemia treatment and treatment replacement.
Why this condition is needed
Blood-loss results would not automatically prove anemia correction or replacement of standard care.
Application exceptions
Do not require anemia or standard-treatment-replacement studies as additional mandatory conditions for the current bleeding endpoint.
Referenced methods
Existing method principles distinguish population, plant part, processing, formulation, dose, duration, comparator, denominators, missingness, bleeding measurement, between-group analysis, intervals, plans, study families, funding and harms. Detailed conditions are Chamgap’s own application.

Related sources