The authors suggested that whilst the positive effects
of caffeine supplementation on sustained high - intensity exercise performance are well accepted, the mechanisms to explain that response remain unresolved9.
Not exact matches
with Dr. Jose Antonio, a mix
of popular fitness myths surrounding nutritional topics (protein, supplements, nutrient timing, artificial sweeteners,
caffeine supplementation) and a few training myths (strength training will make women bulk, how do you develop sore muscles and how to solve it) and the primary drivers for fat loss.
Caffeine supplementation is beneficial for high - intensity exercise, including team sports such as soccer and rugby, both
of which are categorized by intermittent activity within a period
of prolonged duration.
Green coffee bean extract (GCBE) also contains chlorogenic acids, and a recent study found that GCBE
supplementation reduced body fat and resting heart rate in obese human subjects, though researchers weren't sure whether the
caffeine content
of GCBE was partly responsible.»
So far, one human study on raspberry ketone
supplementation has demonstrated weight loss benefits but we can't know for sure if it actually did anything — it was paired with molecules known to accelerate fat loss including
caffeine and citrus aurantium (a natural source
of synephrine).
So heavy continuous doses
of caffeine reduce the effect
of creatine
supplementation.
The effectiveness
of long - term
supplementation of carbohydrate, chromium, fibre and
caffeine on weight maintenance.
Creatine
supplementation has previously been shown to have similar effects to
caffeine in reversing the effects
of sleep deprivation in physical tasks (4), but this study supports its ability to enhance mental performance too when adequate sleep is not taken.
Christian J Cook, Blair T Crewther, Liam P Kilduff, Scott Drawer, and Chris M Gaviglio (2011): Skill execution and sleep deprivation: effects
of acute
caffeine or creatine
supplementation - a randomized placebo - controlled trial.