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Most Uridine Monophosphate studies are mechanism or observational rather than RCTs that measure a clinical effect — keep findings provisional.
Most evidence is from medium-quality randomised trials published 2008–2025.
Based on 5 studies · 2 RCTs
Confidence
Low confidence
By outcome
Cognitive functionSmall memory benefit in mild Alzheimer's — but only as part of the uridine + DHA + choline combination (Souvenaid), not standalone UMP · Unknown for standalone; 12-24 weeks in combination trials
Too few graded studies4 studies
Active research area
2 studies in the last 5 years
200820162025
1RCT2025
In plain English: As a proof of principle, we developed a practical approach for predicting an individual's alertness impairment using passively recorded facial videos.
Subramaniyan M, Vital-Lopez FG, Doty TJ, Anlap I, Killgore WDS, Reifman J. · Sleep (2025)
Conclusions As a proof of principle, we developed a practical approach for predicting an individual's alertness impairment using passively recorded facial videos.
In plain English: The use of dietary supplement Neururidine N is an effective and safe method of coanalgesic therapy in patients with acute LBP.
Yakupov EZ, Burd SG, Barantsevich ER, Gamieva RA, Mendel OI, Lebedeva AV, Rubleva YV, Pantina NV, Bokitko TA, Kovaleva II, Bogomazova MA, Efimenko AP, Smochilin AG. · Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova (2024)
In patients of group 1, an earlier improvement in functional status was noted (starting from day 7) according to ORM data ( p <0.01), A more pronounced decrease in pain intensity allowed patients of group 1 to stop taking NSAIDs after 14 days ( p <0.01).
Patients of the 1 st group were statistically significantly more satisfied with the results of treatment (CGI questionnaire), the doctors who observed them also regarded the improvement in their condition as more significant compared to the 2 nd group.
Results The positive effect of treatment on reducing the severity of pain was noted according to the results of the VAS assessment.
In plain English: In patients with mild AD, effect sizes were 0.21 (95% confidence intervals: -0.06, 0.49) for the primary outcome in Souvenir II (neuropsychological test battery memory z-score) and 0.20 (0.10, 0.34) for the co-primary outcome of Souvenir I (Wechsler memory scale delayed recall).
Cummings J, Scheltens P, McKeith I, et al. · J Alzheimers Dis (2017)
Effect-size re-analysis of the three randomised trials of the Souvenaid combination in Alzheimer's dementia (Souvenir I, Souvenir II, S-Connect) plus an open-label extension, not a pooled meta-analysis
Mild AD: effect size 0.20 (95% CI 0.10 to 0.34) on delayed recall in Souvenir I, and 0.21 (95% CI -0.06 to 0.49) on the memory z-score in Souvenir II, an interval that includes no effect
No effect on cognition in mild-to-moderate AD (S-Connect)
In plain English: We observe that giving IC rats either dietary UMP or gavaged DHA improves performance on the hidden version of the Morris water maze (all P<0.05), a hippocampal-dependent task; co-administration of both phosphatide precursors further enhances the IC rats' performance on this task (P<0.001).
Holguin S, Huang Y, Liu J, Wurtman R. · Behav Brain Res (2008)
Rats reared in an impoverished environment: dietary UMP (0.5% of the diet) or gavaged DHA (300 mg/kg) each improved hidden-platform water-maze performance (p < 0.05), and the two together improved it further (p < 0.001)
Neither compound, alone or together, changed performance in rats reared in an enriched environment, or on the visible-platform version of the maze, a striatal-dependent task (all p > 0.05)
UMP + DHA increased brain phosphatidylcholine and total phospholipid levels
In plain English: Only the Fortasyn diet — fish oil plus uridine-monophosphate, choline, B-vitamins and cofactors — alleviated the spatial-learning deficit in Alzheimer-model mice.