
Current Studies
Muscle Pump Study
Muscle/cellular swelling or the ‘pump’ refers to the temporary expansion of muscles during resistance training and it is highly sought after by avid weightlifters of all levels. This occurs due to an increase in NO production and blood flow to the muscle through the arteries, aimed at supplying necessary nutrients.
This study aims to assess the effects of a AmealPeptide on muscle size/pump, fluid compartment shifts, physical performance, and cognitive affect
The Center for Applied Health Sciences is seeking moderately active men and women who train at least 2-3 days per week for the last year, aged 20-60 to take part in this clinical study. Participants will complete three visits. Qualified participants will receive $600 upon successful study completion.
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Pre-Workout Study
FULLY ENROLLED
BetaPrime® is a patented ingredient matrix, originally formulated as a beta-alanine companion, consisting of Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) seed extract, L-theanine, and Celastrus paniculatus seed extract. Its primary function is to optimize the pharmacodynamic and ergogenic potential and tolerability of beta-alanine.
This study aims to assess the effects of a BetaPrime on beta-alanine blood concentration along with the itching/tingling sensation.
The Center for Applied Health Sciences is seeking healthy men and women aged 18-45 to take part in this clinical study. Participants will complete three visits. Qualified participants will receive $500 upon successful study co

Cognitive Performance Study
FULLY ENROLLED
Lion’s Mane is a unique mushroom rich in essential vitamins and minerals, known for its potential benefits in supporting cognitive function, memory, and mental clarity.
This study aims to assess the effects of a popular over-the-counter Lion’s Mane supplement on cognitive performance over 45 days. Participants will undergo cognitive testing, blood work, and wellness assessments to evaluate its impact.
The Center for Applied Health Sciences is seeking healthy men and women aged 40-65 to take part in this clinical study. Participants will complete three visits (screening, baseline, and follow-up). Qualified participants will receive $500 upon successful study completion.
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