Nutrition Research Study - earn up to $1200

Participants needed for a Military Nutrition Research Study to determine the effects of a high fiber dietary supplement on exercise endurance.
You may be eligible if you: • Are a healthy male or female, 18-39 years old (17-39 years old if Active Duty) o If female: not pregnant or breastfeeding and have normal menstrual cycles or using contraceptive that provides continuous hormones • Regularly exercise ≥ 4 days/week • Meet Army weight for height and body composition standards as defined in Army Regulation 600-9.
• Are not vegetarian and not following a highly restrictive diet (e.
g.
, keto or Paleo diet) • Are willing and able to: o Exercise at a moderate intensity for 90 minutes and run 3.
1 miles o Provide blood, urine, fecal and muscle samples o Eat the study dietary supplement and a provided diet during two non-consecutive weeks o Follow a prescribed exercise routine on two non-consecutive weeks o Not consume probiotic containing foods like yogurt, and not take dietary supplements at least 2 weeks before and throughout study participation o Not consume caffeine and alcohol or use any nicotine-containing products for two non-consecutive weeks of the study Commitment time is approximately 6 weeks (includes about 50 hours in the lab).
This study takes place at the U.
S.
Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine in Natick, MA.
You may be compensated up to $1200 for completing the study (compensation is up to $800 for Active Duty and Federal Employees who participate while on-duty).
For more details and to learn if you are eligible, contact Heather S.
Fagnant (508-206-2283), or e-mail the Military Nutrition Division Study Coordinators at USARMY.
USARIEM-MNDstudies@health.
mil, and reference the Fiber Study.