The effects of yoghurt and its probiotics on features of the metabolic syndrome, intestinal function, bone metabolism and quality of life; a randomised controlled trial.
In elderly persons at risk of metabolic syndrome, is yoghurt and/or its probiotics efficacious at improving features of metabolic syndrome?
Professor Richard Prince
152 participants
Feb 1, 2012
Interventional
Conditions
Summary
This is a 6 week randomised controlled factorial study to evaluate the effects of yoghurt and its probiotics on risk of metabolic syndrome, quality of life, gastrointestinal health and bone metabolism.
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Interventions
Arm 1: 200g/d Probiotic yoghurt consumed over a total of 6 weeks Arm 2: 3 x probiotic capsules/d consumed over a total of 6 weeks. Each capsule contains > 10 billion CFU probiotic bacteria
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ACTRN12612000033842