Once all samples were collected, smaller subsamples were pooled between the two supplements to produce one pre- and one post-exercise sample to determine the effect of each modality on cortisol, independent of treatment.
There was no difference between the two supplements in any pre-breakfast appetite scores, but the post-prandial sensation of being full was 1.21 cm (0.20; 2.22) lower after the fish oil-period.
We found no differences between the two supplements in participants with BMI >17 or all participants with BMI >16.
Table 4 shows that there were no significant differences between effects of the two supplements during early supplementation in patients with BMI >16 when we combined the BMI groups (n=225).
The two supplements were none versus supplemented with insulin transferrin selenium, pyruvate, glutamine, hypoxanthine, and BSA.
The amount and frequency of food supplementation varied between the two groups of supplemented chicks.
Nevertheless, the findings from our trial component are consistent with the earlier meta-analysis (based on randomised controlled trials irrespective of concomitant supplementation with calcium) that also reported heterogeneity in efficacy between the two forms of supplement.
Of the 101 supplement users, 72 (71.3 %) were taking one supplement, 9 (8.9 %) were taking two supplements, 20 (19.8 %) were taking three or more supplements (10 taking three supplements and 10 taking four or more).
Of the 69 long-term users, 588484 %) were taking one supplement, 6 (8.7 %) were taking two supplements, and 5 (7.2 %) were taking three or more supplements (4 taking three supplements and 1 taking five supplements).
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