Question 1

What is the Kalios stack receipt?

Accepted Answer

A lookup for any two of 148 compounds, or for one of the seven named stacks. It gives, in this order: what has been tested together in people, with its citations, or none published; what each compound does alone, from its card; where their mechanisms overlap, labeled as reasoning, not evidence; and, where a study gave the two to people, what it found.

Question 2

Does the receipt recommend combining compounds?

Accepted Answer

No. It says what is known about a combination, which is usually that nothing has been published on it, and it suggests none.

Question 3

Which pairs have been tested together in people?

Accepted Answer

The pairs that a study cited on Kalios’s pages gave to people together. The receipt shows each with its citations and its evidence level, and the Stacks index (kalios.health/stacks/) lists them all, those with a page of their own first. For every other pair the receipt says none published.

Question 4

What does “none published” mean?

Accepted Answer

That no study which gave the compounds to people together is among the sources Kalios cites. Reports of people already taking both, registered trials, conference talks, patents and makers’ own tests don’t count; where a Kalios page cites a report of people already taking both, a maker’s tests, a patent or a conference talk, the receipt adds a note saying so.