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Metabolite Changes Following Consumption Of Different Protein Drinks In Singapore Older Adults
The study aims to investigate the acute effects of different protein sources (i.e., casein, whey, soy) on metabolomic profiles (e.g., amino acids in the blood), along with other outcomes such as cognitive function, mood, and appetite. While the study does not directly aim to prevent, prognosticate, diagnose, or alleviate any disease, it may provide insights that could inform dietary recommendations and support disease prevention efforts in older adults.
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