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Acebutolol

medication Under review

A cardioselective beta-blocker medication used for the management of hypertension and cardiac arrhythmias.

Research summary

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The human evidence base for acebutolol is largely composed of older clinical trials in patients with hypertension, angina, or arrhythmias rather than healthy-volunteer supplementation studies. In healthy volunteers, the available human data mainly show expected beta-blocking pharmacology, including reduced resting and exercise heart rate without major pulmonary effects in the small studies available. Overall, the research consensus is that acebutolol is a legitimate prescription beta-blocker with established cardiovascular effects, but it is not a supplement and has no evidence-based role for general health optimization in healthy adults. The healthy-human evidence does not support any nootropic, performance, longevity, or metabolic benefit in this context.

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Research (5 studies)

RCT

Efficacy of acebutolol in chronic stable angina using single-blind and randomized double-blind protocol.

Not specified in search result • 1982 • n=25

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RCT

Acebutolol therapy for ventricular arrhythmia. A randomized placebo-controlled double-blind multicenter study.

Circulation • 1982 • n=60

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Preliminary

The pharmacological effects and plasma levels of diacetolol in healthy men

British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology • 1981 • n=5

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Preliminary

Clinical trial of acebutolol (Sectral) in hypertension.

Journal of International Medical Research • 1978 • n=32

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RCT

Treatment of arterial hypertension with acebutolol. Double-blind trial against placebo

Not specified in search result • 1975 • n=33

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