Two speakers discuss a University of Iowa study on amate max, a supplement tested in clinical trials for energy and fatigue during perimenopause. The research focused on how it affects women's performance and sports nutrition.
Is M and T max something you've either tested or do you have anecdotal evidence is this good for bringing your energy back?
So, you know, there is this subset of population of, you know, clinical trials, and specifically in performance and sports nutrition, around a deficit and just looking at women, right? So when we did our University of Iowa study, we really focused on the females in that study just because we wanted to see, okay, is there a significant change in performance parameters associated with intake and also during that change in life. Right. And we are seeing, just as a general population, the onset of perimenopause is happening in a lot sooner. Right. Than it used to be even 20 years ago. So essentially what that means is you're just more sensitive to fatigue. Right? And you're more sensitive to demands in your energy, whatever that means on an individual basis. And during this study, we actually saw a nice increase in energy and a much, much significant decrease in fatigue associated with the amate max intake.
