knowcompoundsboric acid
Specimen compound inorganic compound
Boron
- Formula
- H3BO3
- Molar mass
- 61.833 g/mol
- ChEBI
- CHEBI:33118
- InChIKey
- KGBXLFKZBHKPEV-UHFFFAOYSA-N
↓ lowered 4 findings in 4 endpoints · – no difference found 1 in 1
01 · the evidence, ordered
What the evidence says
- Strong
- 0
- Moderate
- 0
- Limited
- 1
- Very limited
- 3
- Insufficient
- 1
Boron
Most findings
- Prostate cancer incidence×2
- All-cause mortality×1
- Bleeding on probing×1
- Lung cancer incidence×1
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02 · contested · 1 endpoint
Where the findings disagree
012 findings
Prostate cancer incidence
03 · findings
What boron moved, and by how much
- Dose studied: as its paper gave it.
- Evidence strength: computed from the study. How it is computed
- Industry funding: named on its row.
5 shown
- All-cause mortalityMoved: lowersEvidence: LimitedPaper: PMID 346776812022Industry funded
- Who
- 693 stable kidney transplant recipients (mean age 53), TransplantLines cohort; tertiles 2 and 3 of 24 h urinary boron excretion versus tertile 1, crude (unadjusted) hazard ratios
- Dose studied
- not reported
Patients in tertiles 2 and 3 of boron excretion had lower risk of mortality (HR: 0.59, 95% CI: 0.41 to 0.86, and HR: 0.36, 95% CI: 0.24 to 0.56, respectively) compared with patients in tertile 1 (Table 3).”
Quoted verbatim from Boron Intake and decreased risk of mortality in kidney transplant recipients.cohortPermalink - Lung cancer incidenceMoved: lowersEvidence: Very limitedPaper: PMID 183438802008
- Who
- Women in a Houston, Texas case-control study, 763 with lung cancer and 838 matched healthy controls; dietary boron intake by quartile
- Dose studied
- not reported
Boron intake was inversely associated with lung cancer in women, whereas women who consumed low boron and did not use HRT were at substantial increased odds.”
Quoted verbatim from Dietary boron and hormone replacement therapy as risk factors for lung cancer in women.case-controlPermalink - Bleeding on probingMoved: lowersEvidence: Very limitedPaper: PMID 231214602013
- Who
- 45 systemically healthy adults with chronic periodontitis, scaling and root planing in all three arms plus 0.75% boric acid irrigation, chlorhexidine irrigation or saline irrigation; whole-mouth value at 1 month only · n = 45
- Dose studied
- 0.75% boric acid subgingival irrigation
BOP (percentage) was significantly lower in the B group compared with the CHX and C groups in the first month after treatment (P <0.001).”
Quoted verbatim from Boric acid irrigation as an adjunct to mechanical periodontal therapy in patients with chronic periodontitis: a randomized clinical trial.RCT · 4 weeksPermalink - Prostate cancer incidencecontestedMoved: no difference foundEvidence: Very limitedPaper: PMID 178517702007
- Who
- Men in the VITAL cohort who completed the baseline supplement and food frequency questionnaire
- Dose studied
- not reported
Dietary boron intake and total boron intake from diet plus multivitamins were not associated with prostate cancer risk.”
Quoted verbatim from Boron intake and prostate cancer risk.cohortPermalink - Prostate cancer incidencecontestedMoved: lowersEvidence: InsufficientPaper: PMID 150108902004
- Who
- US men in NHANES III, 95 prostate cancer cases and 8,720 male controls, cross-sectional case-control design
- Dose studied
- not reported
After controlling for age, race, education, smoking, body mass index, dietary caloric intake, and alcohol consumption, increased dietary boron intake was associated with a decreased risk of prostate cancer with a dose-response pattern.”
Quoted verbatim from Dietary boron intake and prostate cancer risk.case-controlPermalink
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No dose is advised.
- Dose studied: as its paper gave it.
- Evidence strength: computed from the study. How it is computed
- Industry funding: named on its row.
04 · identity
Structure
- Charge
- 0
- SMILES
- [H]OB(O[H])O[H]
05 · on the label · 4,044 products
Labelled products
Source: NIH DSLD · Ingredient: boric acid · 4,044 products · Declared amount per serving (the first 1,000 shown): 0–222 mg
915 labels of the first 1,000 shown state an amount85 do not
- 21st Century600+D3 plus Minerals Fruit PunchBoron, as Sodium Borate250 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:206824
- 21st CenturyArthri-Flex Advantage + Vitamin D3amount not statedper 2 tabletsDSLD:207404
- 21st CenturyCalcium PlusBoron, as Sodium Borate500 µgper 2 capletsDSLD:11140
- 21st CenturyDiabetic Support FormulaBoron, as Borates150 µgper 3 tabletsDSLD:11189
- 21st CenturyEstro Support ESBoron, as Boron Amino Acid Chelate1.5 mgper 1 tabletDSLD:207388
- 21st CenturyGlucosamine Chondroitin Complex plus MSM Advanced Triple StrengthBoron, as Sodium Borate3 mgper 2 tabletsDSLD:206833
- 21st CenturyOne Daily ActiveBoron, as Borates150 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:11548
- 21st CenturyOne Daily Cholesterol Health With PolicosanolBoron, as Sodium Borate150 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:11550
- 21st CenturyOne Daily EnergyBoron, as Sodium Borate150 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:11552
- 21st CenturyOne Daily MaximumBoron, as Borates150 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:11558
- 21st CenturySentry AdultsBoron, as Sodium Borate75 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:207458
- 21st CenturySentry EnergyBoron, as Borate60 µgper 1 tabletDSLD:207442
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Label record: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements · CC0
06 · the record
Sources
48
papers screened for boron
- admitted
- 8
- read and discarded
- 25
- not read yet
- 15
- Documented interactions
- None reported
Sources cited
5 papers · 5 findings
3 admitted at screening, no finding yet