University of Connecticut
Human Performance Laboratory
Seeking Volunteers for a Research Study
Oral Nutritional Supplement Effects on Human Hydration Indices
Are you a male between 19 and 30 years old?
Do you exercise less than 7 hours a week?
Are you willing to abstain from alcohol for a month?
Are you a non-tobacco user?
You may qualify if you answered yes to the above questions.
The University of Connecticut, Human Performance Lab is enrolling volunteers for a research study describing changes or stability of urine after nutritional supplementation with Vitamin C, Vitamin B-2, and Beetroot. This 4-week study will help determine if urine can represent your level of hydration after you take these supplements.
If you are interested and qualify for the study, you will report to the Human Performance Laboratory 19 times over 4 weeks for diet and urine measurements.
You will receive insight into your day-to-day hydration status. Monetary compensation will be provided.
For more information, please contact:
Lindsay Ellis Brandon Yates
Lindsay.ellis@uconn.edu Brandon.yates@uconn.edu
(860) 486-2543 (860) 486-2543
This study is conducted under the direction of Lawrence Armstrong, PhD, and has been approved by the University of Connecticut Institutional Review Board. Protocol # H14-173
For more information, contact: Lindsay Ellis/ Department of Kinesiology at lindsay.ellis@uconn.edu