You'd need at least 2800 mg to notice a effect in my opinion.
To everyone who neg repped me, that's why you won't find anyone claiming effectiveness on this thread because it's being under dosed. P.s. BF 7 isn't as strong as crushed silk worms... So my measurements reflected that.
Hey Ark, BF-7 is silk (fibroin) and silkworm extract is crushed silkworms. Silk is not the same as a silkworm in the same way that milk is not the same as a cow. You cannot decide your dose of silk based on the dose of the silkworm itself. Don't worry, I had to double check that they were different things when I first found out about BF-7 and silkworm extract. =)
This study used 10mg BF-7 in milk. http://ocean.kisti.r...9_v29n2_278.pdf
This study used 200mg and 400mg. http://ibrainon.com/...pany/paper8.pdf
"The final analysis included 32 in the placebo group, 33 in the BF-7 200 mg group, and 34 in the BF-7 400 mg group, because only 99 examinees completed the test."
This article discusses various doses used in studies of BF-7. Check it out for more info. http://www.wholeheal...ht-bombyx-mori/
Do you have a study showing 2800mg of BF-7 causes an effect?
Here are some quotes discussing the difference between silkworms and silk fibroin. http://www.wholeheal...ht-bombyx-mori/
"While in the larvae stage, the silkworms create an insoluble protein known as silk fibroin. The fibroin is the structural center of the raw silk the worms create to build their cocoon."
"Researchers have found that if you take the silk fibroin and filter it, purify it and hydrolyze it—or break it down into its component amino acids—it has several medicinal and therapeutic benefits, primarily related to brain health."
Edited by lostfalco, 17 November 2015 - 02:38 AM.