Mental Health, Vascular Function, and Exercise Tolerance
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“Examining the Effect of Mental Health Disorders on Vascular Function and Exercise Tolerance”
Specific Aim #1: Examining the impact of mental health disorders (PTSD and GAD) on peripheral vascular function and sympathetic nervous system activity in young individuals. Specific Aim #2: Examining the impact of mental health disorders (PTSD and GAD) on peripheral hemodynamics and metabolic byproducts during small muscle mass exercise in young individuals. Specific Aim #3: Examining the impact of mental health disorders (PTSD and GAD) on exercise tolerance, peripheral hemodynamics and metabolic byproducts during large muscle mass exercise in young individuals.
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Dietary Supplement - PTSD/GAD Antioxidant
Subjects will ingest an antioxidant cocktail containing 800 milligrams of alpha lipoic acid, 1 gram of vitamin C (ascorbic acid), and 400 milligrams of vitamin E (alpha tocopherol).
Dietary Supplement - PTSD/GAD Placebo
Subjects will ingest placebo (microcrystalline cellulose) pills.
Dietary Supplement - Healthy Control Antioxidant
Subjects will ingest an antioxidant cocktail containing 800 milligrams of alpha lipoic acid, 1 gram of vitamin C (ascorbic acid), and 400 milligrams of vitamin E (alpha tocopherol).
Dietary Supplement - Healthy Control Placebo
Subjects will ingest placebo (microcrystalline cellulose) pills.
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Examining the Effect of Mental Health Disorders on Vascular Function and Exercise Tolerance
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NCT03216980
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