musa balbisiana/carbohydrate

The aim of this research is to determine the metabolic responses to a mixed-meal tolerance test following an acute bout of HIIE and an energy-matched MICE bout in able-bodied persons. The hypothesis is that HIIE and MICE will be more effective at reducing the total triglyceride responses compared to

The researcher will enrol eligible participants by means of an advertisement leaflet and word of mouth in the campus of the University of Glasgow and other major public areas. Those who show interest about the study will be contacted by the researcher who will explain the study in detail and will

Study Procedures: All tests and measurements were performed during three visits at the given swim teams training/practice facility. During Visit 1, participants were informed of all tests and procedures that will take place and were familiarised with all testing protocols. All anthropometric

The aim of this research is to determine the metabolic responses to a mixed-meal tolerance test following a bout of HIIT and MICT in persons with chronic paraplegia. The hypothesis is that HIIT and MICT will be more effective at reducing the total triglyceride responses compared to a resting control

The proposed study is a double-blind, cross-over two-week intervention, simulating the peaking phases (high-intensity and volume) in young competitive soccer players. Study Procedures: All tests and measurements will be performed within six-weeks across five visits. The two training intervention

A. Specific Aims: While a diet low in fermentable oligo, di, monosaccharides and polyols (FODMAPs) has gained popularity as a treatment for patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome and diarrhea (IBS-D), the impact of this diet on patients with IBS and constipation (IBS-C) is unknown. We propose a

LAB VISIT #1: ORIENTATION AND BASELINE TESTING (about 1.5 hours): One to two weeks prior to the start of the study, study participants will report to the NCRC Human Performance Lab for orientation and baseline testing. Study participants will be screened to verify "low risk" status for

The research procedures will be conducted at the Human Performance Laboratory (Room 1201, Plants for Human Health Institute Building, 600 Laureate Way), operated by Appalachian State University at the North Carolina Research Campus (NCRC) in Kannapolis, NC. Participants will come here for

Non-transmissible chronic diseases have been constantly related to the consumption of diets with inadequate nutrient input; at the same time, the ingestion of unavailable carbohydrates have presented an inverse relationship with the risk for these diseases. Among these carbohydrates is inulin, a

Diabetic patients with a delayed GE will be studied in 2 separate occasions in euglycemic condition and under CGM. On both occasions, they will have to take a standard meal poor of lipids (rice 60 g; yellow squash 200 g; extra virgin olive oil 7 g; adult veal lean cuts 90 g; bananas 180 g; ordinary

Trained cyclists (N=14) completed two 75-km cycling time trials (randomized, crossover) while ingesting BAN or CHO (0.2 g/kg carbohydrate every 15 min). Pre-, post-, and 1-h-post-exercise blood samples were analyzed for glucose, granulocyte (GR) and monocyte (MO) phagocytosis (PHAG) and oxidative

Sample: Fifteen adult athletes from the Portuguese Athletic Federation will be invited to participate in this study. They must be healthy and lactose tolerant. Athletes will be voluntary and should receive an explanatory document with the aims of the study. They must also sign an informed consent to

Prebiotics are naturally occurring carbohydrates found in a variety of edible plants. They are not digested by mammalian enzymes, and so reach the gut intact, where they are fermented by some species of intestinal bacteria. This fermentation is thought to have several benefits for the host including

Recruitment: Subjects for the study were sourced primarily from the University Hospital of the West Indices (Diabetic Clinic) and from the Diabetes Association of Jamaica Outreach Centers in Kingston and St. Catherine. Volunteers were also recruited through clinical visits and by opportunistic