An independent retrospective analysis by OvationLab compared people who completed the Vibility program with and without Aptogenix supplements. The Aptogenix group showed greater improvement on every measure studied.
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OvationLab, led by Chris D’Adamo, PhD of the University of Maryland School of Medicine, analyzed existing records from the Vibility program. Aptogenix did not run the analysis.
“Our analysis of nearly 5,000 patients who had completed a Vibility program revealed a dramatic 52.7% improvement in their mean MSQ scores along with statistically significant and clinically meaningful improvements in PROMIS-29 mental and physical health scores (p<0.0001 for all results). These findings reflect impressive and multidimensional symptom improvements among patients who completed Vibility programs.”
Average improvement from start to finish of the program on two widely used questionnaires: the Medical Symptoms Questionnaire (MSQ) and the PROMIS-29 physical and mental health scores.
Observational results among people who chose to use Aptogenix products. They show an association, not proof that the products caused the difference.
The analysis looked back at records from 4,884 people who completed the Vibility lifestyle program with their practitioners.
Participants who used an Aptogenix product were compared with those who didn’t, on the same program and questionnaires.
OvationLab ran the statistics and interpreted the findings, independent of Aptogenix.
Every MSQ and PROMIS-29 area measured, side by side for both groups.
How participants were grouped and how the comparisons were run.
Who completed the program and how many used Aptogenix products.
The upcoming multi-site prospective study that builds on these findings with lab biomarkers.
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Retrospective analysis of Vibility program completers conducted by OvationLab. Results are observational and do not establish causation.