We investigate the possible effects of 3-month supplementation with unique prebiotic-probiotic product on patient- and clinican-reported outcomes, and tissue metabolism in patients with post-COVID fatigue syndrome.
Abbott Nutrition
In early June, Dr Sergej Ostojic has visited Abbott Nutrition in Columbus, Ohio and has given a lecture to Abbott Nutrition R&D people overviewing a theoretical background for possible use of guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) as an innovative dietary supplement in human nutrition.
Simple basic hydrogen may make a big difference for many conditions of aging
Our research proposal “Dietary and Physiological Agents for Optimizing Mitochondrial Function” has been selected for funding!
We developed a robust gas chromatography method that detects even 0.001 mg of H2 in a solution
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
Ergogenic effects of hydrogen-infused water
This randomized, placebo-controlled, crossover experimental trial aims to contribute to the growing body of evidence surrounding hydrogen-based interventions and their applications in health and performance optimization.
Creatine for perimenopausal and menopausal women
Can creatine HCl and creatine ethyl ester mitigate perimenopausal symptoms?
Hydrogen pharmacokinetics
How long does hydrogen remain in human blood following inhalation?
Hydrogen as glucagon-like peptide-1 mimetic
Does hydrogen-rich water influence appetite in obese men and women?