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Keywords: Resistance Training; Muscular Strength; Free Testosterone; Resistance Training Program; Anaerobic Power EN Resistance Training Muscular Strength Free Testosterone Resistance Training Program Anaerobic Power 1 2 2 05/10/22 20100902 NES 100902 Background To investigate the potential effects in males on body composition, muscular strength, and hormones of a proprietary tribulus fruit extract and vitamin/mineral blend in combination with a resistance training program. Conclusion Supplementation of a tribulus and vitamin/mineral blend has no effect on the muscular strength and hypertrophy adaptations that occur with resistance training in this double-blinded, placebo controlled clinical trial. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a study that was conducted to determine whether supplementation of a tribulus and vitamin/mineral blend has any effect on strength, body composition, and hormonal changes in males. Twenty-eight resistance-trained males were included in the study. The findings of the study suggest that supplementation of a tribulus and vitamin/mineral blend has no effect on the muscular strength and hypertrophy adaptations.

Cholesterol, Blood Glucose, Blood Draw, Protein Supplement, Sugar Alcohol Keywords: Cholesterol; Blood Glucose; Blood Draw; Protein Supplement; Sugar Alcohol EN Cholesterol Blood Glucose Blood Draw Protein Supplement Sugar Alcohol 1 1 1 05/10/22 20100902 NES 100902 Background To meet the growing demand and market for protein supplements, sports nutrition companies and manufacturers have developed protein supplements in several forms, such as RTDs, bars, and powders. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a study that was conducted to determine the acute glycemic and blood lipid response to ingesting a candy bar-like protein supplement compared to another candy bar. Subjects of the study consumed either a common candy bar (CBR) or a similar carbohydrate conscious protein bar (PBR). The findings of the study suggest that the CBR does have a greater effect on blood glucose, while PBR has a strong impact on serum triglycerides and insulin.