Can a caffeinated sports drink give athletes an edge?
NCT ID NCT06721793
Summary
This study tested whether a specific caffeinated sports drink could improve performance for trained cyclists. Twenty-six healthy cyclists completed several exercise sessions in a warm room, drinking different beverages each time. Researchers measured how the drinks affected their cycling speed, strength, and mental focus to see which was most helpful.
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Arizona State University - Hydration Science Lab
Phoenix, Arizona, 85004, United States
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