Quick Summary
In this crossover trial in young adults without apparent health conditions, supplementing with black chokeberry extract had little to no effect on cognitive function or vascular function.
What was studied?
Whether supplementing with black chokeberry extract (BCE) improves cognitive function (the primary outcome) in young adults.
The assessed parameters of cognitive function were executive function, memory, and attention/psychomotor speed. The secondary outcomes were arterial stiffness, blood pressure, serum BDNF, and vascular health of the retina.
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Who was studied?
How was it studied?
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What were the results?
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Anything else I need to know?
This Study Summary was published on June 21, 2024.