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Trialx: Impact of Dietary Flavanols on Microvascular Function in Young Females During Mental Stress

Study on diet's effect on blood flow during stress in young women.

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18-26 years
Female
Phase N/A

Study Purpose: This research is looking at how flavanols, found in foods like berries, tea, and cocoa, might protect blood vessels during mental stress. Blood vessels are the tiny tubes that carry blood throughout your body. Sometimes, stress can affect how well these vessels work, which might lead to heart problems.

Who Can Join? Young women aged 18 to 26 from White, Black African, or South Asian backgrounds are invited. You should be healthy, not smoke, and not drink a lot of alcohol. If you have any serious health issues, allergies, or take certain medications, you may not be able to participate.

  • Study Duration: This is a short-term study, involving one or more visits.
  • Participation Requirements: You will be given an investigational medication, and your body's response to stress will be monitored.
  • Risks: There is no mention of any risks, but it's always good to discuss with the study team.

If you're interested and meet the criteria, you could help us learn more about how these foods might keep hearts healthy. ❤️

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NCT07864545

University of Birmingham

7 October 2026

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