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Respiratory Function Claims Versus Measurable Endpoints
Claims about “respiratory benefits” or “lung function” need measurable endpoints. Human respiratory studies may use spirometry, exacerbation counts, exercise tolerance, imaging, oxygen needs, symptom scores, or validated quality-of-life tools [6] [16] [17]. No
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- Claims about “respiratory benefits” or “lung function” need measurable endpoints. Human respiratory studies may use spirometry, exacerbation counts, exercise tolerance, imaging, oxygen needs, symptom scores, or validated quality-of-life tools [6] [16] [17].
- No high-quality human trial evidence was identified here showing that Chonluten improves those endpoints. Respiratory benefit claims should therefore be described as unproven unless tied to specific human studies with clear respiratory endpoints [2] [6].