Gamma-oryzanol

Rice bran extract

Mechanism

Gamma-Oryzanol ist ein Gemisch von Ferulasäureestern aus Reiskleie. Es wird populär zur Unterstützung von Muskelaufbau und Kondition vermarktet; die zugrunde gelegten anabolen Effekte sind beim Pferd nicht belastbar belegt. Antioxidative Eigenschaften sind beschrieben.

Cautions

· Anabolic marketing claims are not scientifically established

Sources

JEVSGamma-oryzanol in equine performance — limited evidence

PMID:30513813Chodkowska et al. 2018 (Nutrients) — Gamma-Oryzanol in equinen Satellitenzellen unter oxidativem Stress

PMID:31085396Waraksa et al. 2019 (J Pharm Biomed Anal) — Gamma-Oryzanol-Analytik in Reitsport-Supplementen

Equiterna Score

61/100

solid

Science4.5/10

Practical experience6/10

Safety8.4/10

Overall score scale

high overall75–100solid55–74limited0–54

How the Equiterna Score is built

The Equiterna Score combines three dimensions into a value of 0-100: science (40%), practical experience (30%) and safety (30%). It is transparently derived from evidence level, attributed sources (PubMed/journals), legal classification and cautions. The FEI doping status is shown separately as a competition-law note and does not enter the score. Commissions and vendor relationships have no influence on the score. In addition, the editorial safety rating caps the result: it limits the safety dimension and the overall tier (orange: at most solid). For entries rated red, no score is calculated at all. The rating never raises anything — a green rating does not lift a calculated value.

An editorial assessment of the evidence and safety situation — not a healing claim and not an individual recommendation. It does not replace veterinary advice.

Dosageproduct-specific (mg–g/day)

AMG statusComplementary feed

FEI statusNot listed

Evidenceemerging

Knowledge connections

Related conditions

Overtraining Syndrome (chronic performance decline) →discussed in the muscle/recovery context (limited evidence) — check FEI status before competition

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Usage note

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