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The goal of this study is to evaluate the influence of consuming a drink containing a combination of caffeine and green tea extracts on fat oxidation responses at rest, during and after a period of endurance type exercise.
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This study investigates whether consuming an energy drink containing caffeine and green tea extract before exercise increases fat burning (oxidation) compared with a placebo drink. Healthy, moderately active adults will attend three visits at clinic over 3-5 weeks. The first visit determines each participant's individual exercise intensity that maximises fat use during cycling. At two subsequent visits, participants will consume either the active drink or a placebo before completing a 30-minute cycling session at their personalised intensity. Fat and carbohydrate use, heart rate, blood pressure, and subjective responses will be measured at rest, during exercise, and after exercise using a double-blind, crossover design.
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40 participants in 2 patient groups
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Llion Roberts, PhD
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