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Clinical study to confirm anti-sarcopenia effect of test food. - Clinical study to confirm anti-sarcopenia effect of test food.
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- 阶段
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- 干预措施
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- 疾病 / 适应症
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- 发起方
- EP Mediate Co., Ltd
- 入组人数
- 50
- 状态
- 已完成
- 最后更新
- 2年前
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- •Subjects (1\) who have or have a history of any disease that may affect the evaluation of the study (2\) who have difficulty in daily activities or walking due to severe pain, or who are unable to perform exercise training (3\) diagnosed with sarcopenia (4\) who have a possibility of recurrence of locomotory disease due to exercise training (5\) who regularly use health foods that may affect the evaluation of the study (6\) who regularly use pharmaceuticals (7\) who exercise regularly (8\) who exercise excessively (9\) with a history of locomotory disease within 1 year before the screening examination (10\) who use canes or supporters (11\) who periodically conduct actions that may affect the evaluation of effectiveness (12\) who are under treatment of diseases on the joints (13\) who have or have a history of severe diseases (14\) who are under treatment or have a history of mental diseases (15\) who have unsteady lifestyle or who work manual labor (16\) who drink a lot (17\) who have possibilities for emerging allergy onset related to the study (18\) who are judged as unsuitable for the study based on the results of screening examination (19\) who have participated in other clinical study within a month before the screening test or who intend to participate in the study period (20\) who are in a pregnancy or lactation period in the study period (21\) who are judged as unsuitable due to lifestyle questionnaire (22\) who cannot carry out the test as instructed (23\) who are judged as unsuitable for the study by investigator for other reasons
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