We believe that science is our most powerful tool to better understand ourselves, our bodies, and the hidden potential of nature. To learn from science we need to take action and join in research studies. Scroll down to see how you can join.
Chloe supports users to effectively test alternative and natural medicines on themselves. By visualizing personal results in real-time and comparing them anonymously to others, Chloe helps users find their best path forward to wellness.
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You can join studies, learn more about health areas with upcoming research, and sign up for our newsletter to stay on the cutting edge of alternative medicine news. Participate and be part of the discoveries.
We just launched a new cannabis study to understand the potential effectiveness of a unique formulation of THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin), a rare cannabinoid, on motivation, energy level, focus, and appetite. If you’ve been feeling unmotivated, tired, or burnt-out and wishing for more energy and better performance, this study could be a way to explore a new investigational alternative medicine. Complete the initial survey to see if you qualify!
We just launched a cosmetic study to understand the safety, tolerability and cosmetic benefits of 2 different consumer-grade, investigational plant-based topical creams for individuals dealing with skin imperfections due to mild to moderate atopic dermatitis. This study could be a way to explore a new plant-based cream to potentially improve the appearance of your skin. Complete the initial survey to see if you qualify!
People Science has partnered with Valis Bioscience and The Lunquist Institute to study the effects of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) on mental health. There is growing evidence showing the benefits of KAP for many mental health conditions. What’s lacking are the clinical trials designed to determine best practices and to encourage medical insurance coverage. We are planning ground-breaking research to address the public health need for affordable, safe, and effective mental health medicines.
Our skin microbiome is a fascinating new world for scientific discovery. It seems that many factors contributing to skin health and disease may be linked to the bugs living on our skin! How are scientists testing what makes skin better and what are they finding? How can more research lead to products that work better for personalized skin health? We are asking these questions, and more research will be coming soon.
