Study | Population | Dose | Period | Results |
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Forgo and Kirchdofer [28] | 30 elite young athletes | 200 mg/day of standardized ginseng extract, 4% or 7% ginsenoside content | 9 weeks | ↑ Aerobic capacity ↓ Lactate production, heart rate |
McNaughton et al. [29] | 30 subjects (15 females, 15 males) | 1 g/day Chinese ginseng, Siberian ginseng or placebo | 6 weeks | ↑Maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) ↑pectoral and quadriceps strength |
Van Schepdael [30] | 3 female triathletes aged 24 to 36 years old | 400 mg/day ginseng extract | 20 weeks | ↑↑ Running time |
Kim et al. [19] | 7 healthy male adults untrained | 6 g of Panax ginseng extract or placebo (3 time per day) | 8 weeks | ↑Cardio respiratory function ↓Lactate ↑Physical performance |
Liang et al. [31] | 29 untrained adults (age 20 to 30 years old) | 1.35 mg/day Panax ginseng or placebo | 30 days | ↓Endurance running time |
Ooiet al. [10] | 8 male cyclists | 0.1 mg of Eurycoma per 100 ml of drink or placebo drink | During exercise | Ø Cycling endurance performance |
Hamzah and Yusof [25] | 14 healthy men | 150 mg of Eurycoma | 5 weeks | ↑ Muscle strength |
Muhamad et al. [11] | 12 recreational male athletes (ages 23.3 ± 3.7 years old) | 2 capsules per day containing 75 mg of Eurycoma or placebo 2 capsules | 7 days before exercise trial 1 h before exercise trial | ØRunning distance ØPhysiological Reponses between trials |
Ping et al. [12] | 9 recreational runners (ages 25.4 ± 6.9 years old) | 200 mg of Panax ginseng | 1 h before the exercise test | ØEndurance running time |
Engels and Wirth [13] | 36 healthy men | 200 and 400 mg/day Panax ginseng or placebo | 8 weeks | ØSubmaximal and maximal exercise permormance |