Berry boost: blackcurrant supplement linked to big strength gains in Gym-Goers
NCT ID NCT07619976
First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Summary
This study looked at whether a supplement made from New Zealand blackcurrants could help people who do strength training lift more and think sharper. Twenty healthy adults who regularly lifted weights took either a low or high dose of the supplement, a placebo, or nothing for a week. Results showed that both doses increased how much weight they could lift and improved mental focus, with no side effects.
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Exercise Physiology and Nutrition Laboratory (EPNL) at Jacksonville State University
Jacksonville, Alabama, 36265-1724, United States
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