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Filter by:This study will investigate the effects of lowering intraocular pressure by oral intake of Cordyceps cicadae mycelia, to provide evidence-based data for high intraocular pressure relief.
The purpose of this study is to compare the frequency of appearance of the total clinical manifestations (expected adverse event: nausea, vomiting, heartburn, abdominal pain, gas/swelling, diarrhea, headache, shortness of breath, metallic taste and constipation) after consuming microencapsulated iron and comparator for 14 days.
This study was designed as randomized double blind placebo study to investigate the efficacy of Erinacine A-enriched Hericium erinaceus mycelia for improvement of recognition, vision, and functional MRI alterations.
Cordyceps cicadae mycelia was tested for amelioration of dry eye symptoms through dietary supplementation. Its efficacy in relief of human dry eye status was assessed by randomized, double-blinded tests, including multiple assessments. The results were compared between the placebo group and the experimental group.
This proposed study is designed to assess the efficacy of a capsule containing beta-glucan taken orally daily as compared to a placebo capsule on the URTI symptoms, and the immune response change in marathon runners
It has been suggested that high amounts of total serum testosterone levels correlate with higher lean body mass, lowered fat mass, greater muscle strength, and faster recovery. These suggestions drive athletes and body builders to find ways to raise their testosterone levels. Many athletes and bodybuilders look to alternative methods to anabolic steroids in order increase their testosterone levels without legal repercussions or physiological side effects. Herbs and other plant extracts have been introduced as a possible source to naturally boost testosterone levels. Research supporting the use of herbs and plant extracts has been shown to be equivocal. However, evidence in studies with hypogonadal men suggests that longjack root may naturally boost testosterone levels. Onnit Labs, LLC has packaged this supplement (T+) which claims it can naturally boost testosterone and lower estrogen levels and subsequently improve performance. This product is a powder (11g) that is mixed with 16 oz of water and consumed 20 minutes prior to anaerobic workouts, such as high intensity weight training. T+ is a multi-ingredient supplement that consists of vitamins B5 and B6, magnesium aspartic acid, mucuna pruriens, longjack root, nettle root, red clover luteolin, resveratrol, beta- alanine, branch chain amino acids, L- glutamine, Bioperine, and Fibersol 2. The active ingredients purported to boost plasma testosterone levels are mucuna pruriens, longjack root, and magnesium aspartic acid. The active ingredients claimed to lower plasma estrogen concentrations are red clover, luteolin, resveratrol and nettle root. All other ingredients (Branch Chain Amino Acids and Beta-Alanine) have been documented to improve exercise performance. It is hypothesized that there will not be any physiological changes after supplementation of T+. It is also hypothesized that performance will not be affected by the supplementation of T+.