Serezin™

Boswellia serrata / Zingiber officinale
Evidence Level
Moderate
1 Clinical Trial
4 Documented Benefits
3/5 Evidence Score

Serezin™ is PLT Health Solutions' patented blend of Boswellia serrata and ginger (Zingiber officinale) extracts — developed specifically to address the sleep-pain connection. Clinically validated in a 4-week RDBPC trial in 60 adults aged 50–70, it reduces nighttime aches and pains, improves sleep quality, and enhances morning alertness through a mechanism distinct from sedative sleep aids.

Studied Dose 300 mg/day; benefits observed within 1 week, peak effects at 4 weeks
Active Compound Proprietary Boswellia serrata + Zingiber officinale extract complex — Serezin™ by PLT Health Solutions (300 mg/serving)

Benefits

Restorative sleep improvement

The clinical trial showed a 64% greater improvement in restorative sleep quality in the Serezin group vs. placebo at 4 weeks. Unlike melatonin or sedatives, Serezin works by reducing pain that disrupts sleep rather than directly inducing sedation.

Nighttime and daytime pain reduction

By Day 7, significant improvements in pain scores were observed. By Day 28, subjects experienced a 2.6x greater reduction in nighttime discomfort and a 75% greater reduction in daytime discomfort vs. placebo — addressing a root cause of poor sleep in aging adults.

Sleep onset and quality

By Day 14, subjects showed 85% greater improvement in ease of falling asleep and 93% greater improvements in sleep quality vs. placebo (Leeds Sleep Evaluation Questionnaire). Benefits were consistent across both male and female participants, including a women-only analysis presented at SLEEP 2025.

Mood and morning alertness

Serezin subjects reported a 2.2x improvement in overall mood scores and significantly easier time waking, with greater morning alertness — addressing the full sleep experience rather than just sleep onset.

Mechanism of action

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Boswellic acid anti-inflammatory activity

Boswellia serrata extract inhibits 5-lipoxygenase (5-LOX), the enzyme that produces pro-inflammatory leukotrienes responsible for joint and soft tissue inflammation. This targeted anti-inflammatory action reduces the chronic low-grade pain that disrupts sleep quality in aging adults.

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Ginger COX inhibition and analgesic activity

Zingiber officinale constituents (gingerols, shogaols) inhibit cyclooxygenase (COX-1 and COX-2) enzymes, reducing prostaglandin-mediated pain signaling. The synergistic combination of 5-LOX inhibition (Boswellia) and COX inhibition (ginger) provides broader pain pathway coverage than either alone.

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Circadian rhythm preservation

By addressing pain as the root cause of sleep disruption rather than forcing sedation, Serezin preserves natural sleep architecture and circadian rhythm integrity — allowing deeper, more restorative sleep stages to occur naturally.

Clinical trials

1
Boswellia serrata (LI51202F1, Serezin Component) DOMS & Recovery — Salter 2025 (Front Sports Act Living)
PubMed

4-week randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study in 60 healthy adults aged 50-70 with disturbed sleep due to evening pain. (Manufacturer-published; PLT Health Solutions)

50 recreationally active men (mean age 28 ± 4) randomized to 60 mg standardized B. serrata extract LI51202F1 (the same extract used in Serezin™, water-soluble, ≥76% AKBA) or placebo for 10 days (6 days before, day of, and 3 days after downhill running). DOMS induced by three 15-min downhill running episodes on a 10% declined treadmill. CTRI/2019/07/020323. Conducted by PLT Health Solutions and Yalamanchi Hospital and Research Centre.

B. serrata significantly attenuated muscle and joint soreness (VAS) and accelerated recovery of leg-extension 1RM strength after eccentric exercise vs placebo. The full Serezin® product (Boswellia + ginger) was also tested in a separate 4-week, 60-person 50-70 yr trial in adults with sleep disturbance from aches/pains; the abstract appeared in SLEEP 2025 Supplement (DOI 10.1093/sleep/zsaf090.0941, conference abstract — NOT individually PubMed-indexed). PLT-reported Serezin findings: 64% greater restorative sleep improvement at 4 weeks, 2.6× reduction in nighttime discomfort, 75% reduction in daytime discomfort, 2.2× mood improvement. The full Serezin paper has not yet been published in PubMed-indexed peer-reviewed form. PMID 39917273 supports the Boswellia component's mechanism and DOMS/recovery effect.

Side effects and drug interactions

Common Potential side effects

Very well tolerated across the full 4-week clinical trial with no serious adverse events
GI discomfort possible with high-dose Boswellia in sensitive individuals — standard doses well tolerated
Mild blood thinning effect from ginger — use caution before surgery

Important Drug interactions

NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen) — complementary but potentially additive anti-inflammatory effects; monitor
Anticoagulants (warfarin) — ginger mildly inhibits platelet aggregation; monitor INR
Antihypertensive medications — ginger may mildly lower blood pressure; monitor

Frequently asked questions about Serezin™

What is the recommended dosage of Serezin™?

The clinically studied dose for Serezin™ is 300 mg/day; benefits observed within 1 week, peak effects at 4 weeks. Always follow product labeling and consult a healthcare provider for personalized dosing recommendations.

What is Serezin™ used for?

Serezin™ is studied for restorative sleep improvement, nighttime and daytime pain reduction, sleep onset and quality. The clinical trial showed a 64% greater improvement in restorative sleep quality in the Serezin group vs. placebo at 4 weeks. Unlike melatonin or sedatives, Serezin works by reducing pain that disrupts sleep rather than directly inducing sedation.

Are there side effects from taking Serezin™?

Reported potential side effects may include: Very well tolerated across the full 4-week clinical trial with no serious adverse events GI discomfort possible with high-dose Boswellia in sensitive individuals — standard doses well tolerated Always consult a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you have underlying conditions or take medications.

Does Serezin™ interact with medications?

Known drug interactions may include: NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen) — complementary but potentially additive anti-inflammatory effects; monitor Anticoagulants (warfarin) — ginger mildly inhibits platelet aggregation; monitor INR Consult a pharmacist or healthcare provider if you take prescription medications.

Is Serezin™ good for sleep health?

Yes, Serezin™ is researched for Sleep Health support. The clinical trial showed a 64% greater improvement in restorative sleep quality in the Serezin group vs. placebo at 4 weeks. Unlike melatonin or sedatives, Serezin works by reducing pain that disrupts sleep rather than directly inducing sedation.