Applied Bioenergetics Lab
Advancing Science for Healthier Life
Disturbances in cellular energy homeostasis are considered a key element of different conditions – from cardiometabolic and neurodegenerative diseases to athletic performance and aging, with improving bioenergetics remains a challenging task for both industry and academia.
Here in Applied Bioenergetics Lab, we strive to advance novel dietary supplements and similar therapeutics that protect and restore tissue bioenergetics and metabolism in health and disease, by joint our forces with different partners.
Our lab is one of the most active research units at UNS, publishing 12-15 scientific articles per year in premier journals. Stay informed about our activities by clicking on the links below!
Latest news
New trial with hydrogen and PQQ in elderly
The goal of this RCT is to evaluate the effects of dietary supplementation with molecular hydrogen and pyrroloquinoline quinone in elderly.
New ABL paper in Nutrition
After a 12-week consumption of hydrogen-rich water, there was an average increase of 2.10 mg/g for acetic acid, 2.44 mg for propionic acid, and 2.98 mg for butyric acid in overweight adults.
Long-term study on GAA-creatine
This study is much more likely to detect previously unrecognized positive or negative effects that may be associated with GAA-creatine supplement.
Our ESPEN 2023 abstract on creatine awarded
We are going to Lyon for ESPEN 2023 to present our findings on three-month creatine supplementation in long covid
New trial with creatine nitrate
We continue the exploration of creatine nitrate as an effective and safe dietary supplement for energy metabolism by starting a new trial with this innovative compound!