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Appalachian State University:
Human Performance Laboratory
The mission of the ASU/NCRC Human Performance Laboratory is to investigate the influence of unique plant molecules (e.g, flavonoids such as quercetin, luteolin, and epigallocatechin 3-gallate or EGCG) on age-related loss of muscle mass (sarcopenia), muscle mitochondrial biogenesis, and exercise-induced changes in immune function, oxidative stress, and inflammation. The Human Performance Laboratory has continuous human trials underway. Research includes:
Upcoming:
- Acute Effects of Exercise on Blood Vessel Health in Marathon Runners- June 2011. Trained distance runners, male or female, ages 20 to 50 who are interested in participating, e-mail www.asu-ncrc.appstate.edu.
Current Research:
- Dole Juice Blend Study- April-May 2011
- Black Pepper Metabolic Chamber Study- April-June 2011
- ASEA Lactate Threshold Cycling Study- April-May 2011
Recent Research
- ASEA Cycling Study for Male Cyclists
- McCormick Science Institute for Overweight Females
- Chia Seed Study for Overweight Females
- Chia Seed Study for Male Cyclists
- Banana vs Gatorade in Male Cyclists
- Q-Force Supplement for Marathon Runners
- Q-Force Supplement for Overweight Female
www.ncrc.appstate.edu