Intake Duration Effects of Blackcurrant on Cardiovascular and Metabolic Responses
- Conditions
- no Conditions
- Registration Number
- NCT05067062
- Lead Sponsor
- University of Chichester
- Brief Summary
Study will examine the metabolic, physiological and cardiovascular changes by intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract at rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking in healthy males.
- Detailed Description
The investigators will examine effects of acute intake, intermittent intake and chronic intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract using indirect calorimetry and hemodynamic measurements.
Recruitment & Eligibility
- Status
- COMPLETED
- Sex
- Male
- Target Recruitment
- 15
- Healthy
- Non-smokers
- Not taking any supplements
- No known allergy to berries or berry products
Exclusion Criteria
- Sedentary
- Known high blood pressure
- Smoking
- On medication
Not provided
Study & Design
- Study Type
- INTERVENTIONAL
- Study Design
- CROSSOVER
- Primary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method Changes in heart rate from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use a beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring system (Portapres® Model 2, Finapres Medical Systems BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The Portapres® is a beat-to-beat finger pressure analyser that allows the non-invasive continuous measurement of hemodynamic parameters. The finger cuff will be positioned around the same finger of the left hand for each testing. All measurements will be taken in rest and during moderate-intensity exercise.
Heart rate will be measured in beats/min.Changes in total peripheral resistance from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use a beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring system (Portapres® Model 2, Finapres Medical Systems BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The Portapres® is a beat-to-beat finger pressure analyser that allows the non-invasive continuous measurement of hemodynamic parameters. The finger cuff will be positioned around the same finger of the left hand for each testing. All measurements will be taken in rest and during moderate-intensity exercise.
Total peripheral resistance will be measured in (mmHg·min)/LChanges in stroke volume from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use a beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring system (Portapres® Model 2, Finapres Medical Systems BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The Portapres® is a beat-to-beat finger pressure analyser that allows the non-invasive continuous measurement of hemodynamic parameters. The finger cuff will be positioned around the same finger of the left hand for each testing. All measurements will be taken in rest and during moderate-intensity exercise.
Stroke volume will be measured in mL.Changes in cardiac output from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use a beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring system (Portapres® Model 2, Finapres Medical Systems BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The Portapres® is a beat-to-beat finger pressure analyser that allows the non-invasive continuous measurement of hemodynamic parameters. The finger cuff will be positioned around the same finger of the left hand for each testing. All measurements will be taken in rest and during moderate-intensity exercise.
Cardiac output will be measured in L/min.Changes in blood pressure from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake of New Zealand blackcurrant extract baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use a beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring system (Portapres® Model 2, Finapres Medical Systems BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The Portapres® is a beat-to-beat finger pressure analyser that allows the non-invasive continuous measurement of hemodynamic parameters. The finger cuff will be positioned around the same finger of the left hand for each testing. All measurements will be taken in rest and during moderate-intensity exercise.
Systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blood pressure will be measured in mmHg.
- Secondary Outcome Measures
Name Time Method Changes in respiratory exchange ratio from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake. baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use Douglas bags to collect expired air. Indirect calorimetry techniques will be used to measured oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production and allow quantification of carbohydrate and fat oxidation in rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking.
Respiratory exchange ratio is unitless and calculated from the ratio of carbon dioxide production and oxygen consumption.Changes in oxygen consumption from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake. baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use Douglas bags to collect expired air. Indirect calorimetry techniques will be used to measured oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production and allow quantification of carbohydrate and fat oxidation in rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking.
Oxygen consumption will be measured in L/minChanges in fat oxidation from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake. baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use Douglas bags to collect expired air. Indirect calorimetry techniques will be used to measured oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production and allow quantification of carbohydrate and fat oxidation in rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking.
Fat oxidation is calculated using carbon dioxide production and oxygen consumption and expressed in g/min.Changes in carbon dioxide production from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake. baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use Douglas bags to collect expired air. Indirect calorimetry techniques will be used to measured oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production and allow quantification of carbohydrate and fat oxidation in rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking.
Carbon dioxide production will be measured in L/min.Changes in carbohydrate oxidation from baseline with acute intake, one week and two weeks intake. baseline, acute, one week and two weeks The investigators will use Douglas bags to collect expired air. Indirect calorimetry techniques will be used to measured oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production and allow quantification of carbohydrate and fat oxidation in rest and during moderate-intensity treadmill walking.
Carbohydrate oxidation is calculated using carbon dioxide production and oxygen consumption and expressed in g/min.
Trial Locations
- Locations (1)
Mark Willems
🇬🇧Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom
Mark Willems🇬🇧Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom