Ingredients
DGL Licorice: Uses, Evidence & Safety
Deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL) is processed to remove much of the glycyrrhizin found in regular licorice. It is commonly discussed in digestive-health contexts rather than as a primary cognitive ingredient.
Why the distinction matters
Regular licorice and DGL should not be treated as identical because processing changes constituent exposure.
Cognition claims
The presence of DGL in a brain-health blend does not establish a direct cognitive benefit.
Safety
Even modified botanical products can have formulation-specific considerations; review labels and discuss interactions when appropriate.
Neuro Serge connection
The merchant names deglycyrrhizinated licorice as part of Neuro Serge’s formula, which is why it belongs in this ingredient library.
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