TrialClinical trialPHN-02912026-10-19 19:00 CT
Acute Effects of Ketone Monoester Co-Ingestion With Dietary Protein on Whole-Body Phenylalanine Oxidation, Phenylalanine Retention, and Myofibrillar Protein Breakdown Following Resistance Exercise in Older Males
Source · ClinicalTrials.gov: peptide AND aging
TLDR
A ClinicalTrials.gov listing describes a trial comparing ketone monoester plus protein with protein alone after resistance exercise in older trained males. The trial is not yet recruiting and will assess phenylalanine metabolism and measures of protein breakdown; no results are reported.
01—Key points
- 01Researchers aim to determine whether adding ketone monoester improves whole-body protein metabolism after exercise.
- 02Outcomes include phenylalanine oxidation and retention, alongside myofibrillar protein breakdown.
- 03Secondary measures include amino acid, insulin, glucose and beta-hydroxybutyrate concentrations.
Why it matters Editorial
The trial addresses post-exercise protein metabolism in older males, but does not evaluate any peptide named in the provided list.
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