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Acute Effect of Pomegranate Extract on Cognitive Function
The double-blinded, randomised, placebo-controlled crossover pilot study is conducted as a two week intervention after a pre-intervention registration and preparation period. This study explores whether acute supplementation with pomegranate extract can modulate indicators of cognitive function and mood in healthy adults. Changes in physiological and biochemical markers are also investigated.
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