Participants and methods
The Balneology Research Institute followed 12 participants using Medic Uran at home for a planned 30–60 days. Participants recorded blood pressure and heart rate and described changes in their daily wellbeing.
The report evaluates each case separately. Two cases had incomplete measurements, with only five days of records each. There was no separate untreated baseline period or comparison group.
Results
- Individual case descriptions include changes in blood pressure and pulse, and reports of better sleep, calmness or reduced tension. These are case observations rather than a shared result across all participants.
- The report provides individual records and graphs, without a pooled statistical estimate. It recommends further clinical evaluation.
Study context
This was an exploratory home-use project with differing personal circumstances and measurement histories. It used neither a sham comparison nor blinding. Its case findings describe the participants’ experiences during Medic Uran use.
Source: Balneology Research Institute feasibility report (2019). The report states that the producer supported and covered the project. Journal peer review is not identified in the source.