Short term effects of herbal tea on mood, cognition and metabolic performance in healthy volunteers, elite athletes and individuals with impaired glucose metabolism

Professor Marc Cohen0 个研究点目标入组 150 人开始时间: 2016年4月5日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•Group 1-Healthy volunteers
•-Non-smoker
•-Age between 18 and 60 years
•- English speaking
•-Healthy (absence of all exclusion criteria) male and female adults
•- Not taking any medication, herbal extracts, vitamin supplements or illicit drugs
•- Participants must avoid caffeine-containing drinks and alcohol for 24 hours prior to the testing sessions
•- Written informed consent
•Group2- Elite Athletes
•Non-smoker
•- Elite athlete participating at competition level team sports
•-Age between 18 and 60 years
•- English speaking
•-Healthy (absence of all exclusion criteria) male and female adults
•- Not taking any medication, herbal extracts, vitamin supplements or illicit drugs
•- Participants must avoid caffeine-containing drinks and alcohol for 24 hours prior to the testing sessions
•- Written informed consent
•Group 3-impaired glucose individuals
•Non-smoker
•-consist of people with impaired glucose control as defined by Fasting Blood Glucose between 5.5 - 6.9mmol/L or Random Blood Glucose between 5.5-11 mmol/L
•-Age between 18 and 60 years
•- English speaking
•-Healthy (absence of all exclusion criteria) male and female adults
•- Not taking any medication, herbal extracts, vitamin supplements or illicit drugs
•- Participants must avoid caffeine-containing drinks and alcohol for 24 hours prior to the testing sessions
•- Written informed consent

•-Taking herbal extracts, vitamin supplements or illicit drugs
•-diagnosed with diabetes
•-chronic infection or illness
•-Current or previous history of cardiac, gastrointestinal, liver or psychiatric disorders
•- regular consumption of Tulsi tea
•- Reported participation in another related trial within three months or during this study

发起方

Professor Marc Cohen